Major Industries Has a Published Workplace Policy That Reads:"Promotions to the Level

question 35

Multiple Choice

Major Industries has a published workplace policy that reads:"Promotions to the level of supervisor and higher are limited to individuals with at least a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university."

• A)Although this is a facially neutral policy,it could be found to be discriminatory if it can be shown by statistics that it has a disparate impact on a protected group,unless Major Industries can prove a business necessity for the policy.
• B)There is nothing facially neutral about this policy because there are lots of people who are in supervisory or higher positions who never earned a degree from a college or university.
• C)Although this is a facially neutral policy,it could de found to be discriminatory if it can be shown by statistics that it has a disparate impact on a protected group,unless Major Industries can prove a bottom line defense.
• D)Although this is a facially neutral policy,it could de found to be discriminatory if it can be shown by statistics that it has a disparate impact on a protected group,unless Major Industries can prove a subjective qualifications defense

Distinguish between normative and informational influences on behavior and attitudes.

Understand ethical arguments and views regarding the value and purpose of life.

Comprehend the ethical frameworks and theories applied in medical and health-related contexts.

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Definitions:

Disadvantage

A disadvantage is a condition or situation that puts someone or something at a less favorable position compared to others.

High Self-monitors

Individuals who are highly aware of their own behavior and the social context, adjusting their actions and presentation to suit different situations.

Low Self-monitors

refers to individuals who consistently exhibit their true thoughts, feelings, and behaviors regardless of the social context, displaying less adaptation to social cues.

External Locus

Refers to a belief that outcomes in one's life are due to external forces and circumstances beyond individual control.