4. Valuing a Diverse Workforce Flashcards

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Workforce diversity

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people in an organization are different from and similar to one another

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Surface-level diversity

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Easily perceived (dễ nhận thấy) differences that may trigger certain stereotypes (định kiến), but that do not necessarily reflect the ways people think or feel

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Deep-level diversity

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Differences in values, personality, and work preferences

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managing workforce diversity is important for 3 reasons

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  1. People management benefits
  2. Organizational performance benefits
  3. Strategic benefits
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The Changing Workplaces of US

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  1. Total population
  2. Racial/ethnic groups
  3. Aging population
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Global Workforce Changes

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  1. Total world population

2. Aging population

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Race

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the biological heritage (including skin color and associated traits) that people use to identify themselves

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Ethnicity

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social traits (such as cultural background or allegiance) that are shared by a human population

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Challenges in Managing Diversity

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  1. Personal Bias
  2. Stereotyping and Discrimination
  3. Glass ceiling
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Bias (thiên kiến)

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a “tendency or preference” toward a particular perspective (góc nhìn) or ideology (hệ tư tưởng)

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Prejudice (định kiến)

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a “preconceived (định trước) belief, opinion, or judgment” toward a person or a group of people

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Stereotyping (rập khuôn)

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judging a person based on a perception of “a group to which that person belongs”

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Discrimination

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when someone “acts out their prejudicial attitudes” toward people who are the targets of their prejudice

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14
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Glass ceiling

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the invisible “barrier that separates women and minorities from top management positions”

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15
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Legal Aspect of Workplace Diversity

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Workplace diversity needs to be “more than understanding and complying with federal laws”

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16
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Mentoring

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a process whereby an experienced organizational member (a mentor) provides advice and guidance to a less experienced member (a protégé)

17
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Diversity skills training

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specialized training to educate employees about the importance of diversity and to teach them skills for working in a diverse workplace

18
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Employee resource groups

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groups made up of “employees connected by some common dimension of diversity”

19
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workplace diversity management initiatives (sáng kiến)

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  1. Some of the federal laws on diversity include:
    - Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
    - The Americans with Disabilities Act
    - Age Discrimination in Employment Act
  2. Workplace diversity initiatives to diversity include:
    a. mentoring
    b. diversity skills training,
    c. employee resource groups
20
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people management benefits

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  1. better use of employee talent
  2. increase quality of team problem-solving efforts
  3. attract and retain diverse employees
21
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organizational performance benefits

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  1. reduce costs
  2. enhance problem-solving ability
  3. improve system flexibility
22
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strategic benefits

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  1. understand of a diverse market place
  2. improve sales, market share
  3. competitive advantage