The Intersection of Gender, Race, and Class Can Be Described

question 10

Multiple Choice

The intersection of gender, race, and class can be described by which of the following?

• A) The matrix effect
• B) The matrix of domination
• C) The domination of power
• D) The power effect .

Understand the procedure and importance of collective bargaining in resolving labor disputes.

Understand the concept and objectives of affirmative action programs within the context of employment and diversity efforts.

Identify and differentiate between primary and secondary characteristics of diversity in the workplace.

Learn the roles and differences between arbitrators and mediators in resolving labor disputes.

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