Consider the situation in which a human resources manager wishes to determine whether the median number of days of sick leave per year is the same for female employees as for male employees.The following data represent random samples of males and females: 
If the manager is unwilling to assume that the populations are normally distributed,which of the following would be the appropriate null hypothesis to be tested?
Definitions:
Personal Moral
An individual's set of ethical principles or values that guide their behavior and decision-making processes.
Societal Culture
The shared values, norms, identities, and interpretations that influence the behavior of members of a society or social group.
Business Culture
The set of beliefs, ethics, practices, and behaviors that defines the way a company operates and interacts internally and externally.
Consumer Ethics
Refers to the moral principles that guide consumers in their purchase decisions, considering the impact on society, environment, and economy.
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