Fire Service Management Book Flashcards

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Political patronage

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Process whereby government jobs are decided based of political loyalty

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Organizational values

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The acceptable standards that govern the behavior of people within organizations

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What is ethics?

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Means character . Composite of good moral qualities , self discipline and judgement

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Name the 3 basic ethical theories

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  1. Utilitarianism - best consequences
  2. Deontology- motivated to do for sake of duty
  3. Virtue ethics- do what’s consistent with type of person you wish to become
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What are 4 major components of ethical leadership

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Purpose, knowledge , authority and trust

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Compliance based ethics

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Emphasize preventing unlawful or unethical behavior by increasing control and penalizing violators

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Integrity based ethics

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Defines the organizations guiding values , create an environment that encourages And support ethical behaviors as well as stress

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What is title Vll

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Part of civil rights act of 1964 that prohibits employment discrimination based on sex, color , race, religion

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What is the EEOC

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US Equal Employment Opportunity commission. Independent federal agency

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What is stereotyping ?

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Process which specific behavioral traits are ascribed to individuals on basis of their apparent membership in a group

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What is Tokenism

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When a company appoints a small group or woman or minority members to high profile positions rather than more aggressively seeking full representation of that group

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What is Ethnocentrism

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Prejudice on a grand scale

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What is difference in AA- affirmative action vs Diversity?

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1-AA is government initiated and diversity is organization driven .
2- AA is reactive but diversity is proactive

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Common Law

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Rule made by judges as they resolve disputes between parties

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Doctrine of stare decisis

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The use of precedents to decide cases , which help litigators anticipate how courts may rule

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Griggs v. Duke power company

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After title vii.. the company said you need a diploma to qualify for a job but plaintiffs stated others without diplomas performed just as well

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Paper company v. Moody

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Reaffirmed requirement that any test use in the selection or promotion decision must be validated if it’s found to impact adversely women or minorities

18
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Weber v. Kaiser aluminum

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The United steelworkers of America and Kaiser aluminum made an agreement that contain an affirmative action plan designed to eliminate major racial imbalance 

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Regents of the university of California v. Bakke

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Bake, who is white was denied admissions, even though he scored higher due to minority applicants 

20
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What case was hostile environment concept established

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Meritor savings v. Vinson

21
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What is protected class?

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Individuals within a group identified for protection under equal employment laws, and regulations

22
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What is prima faces’s?

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On its first appearance or by first instance

23
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What does KSA stand for?

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Knowledge, skills, and abilities

24
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What is a treat on?

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A reduction in membership or personnel normally through retirement resignation or other factors 

25
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What is job relatedness?

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Selection standards relevant to the actual performance on the job

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What is DISPARATE impact

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Occurs when substantial under representation of protected class members results from employment decisions that work to their disadvantage 

27
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What is disparate treatment? 

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Occurs when protected class members are treated differently from others 

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What is adverse impact?

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Occurs when the selection rate for any race sex or ethnic group is less than 4/5 of the rate for the group with the highest selection rate

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What is taxonomy?

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A method for classification of a system with regard to training a system of educational objectives

30
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What is taxonomy?

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A method for classification of a system with regard to training a system of educational objectives

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Cognitive

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Objectives that emphasize intellectual outcomes, such as knowledge

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Cognitive

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Objectives that emphasize intellectual outcomes, such as knowledge

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Affective

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Objectives that emphasize feelings and emotions, such as interest, attitudes, and appreciation

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Affective

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Objectives that emphasize feelings and emotions, such as interest, attitudes, and appreciation

35
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What is Weingarten rights?

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The rate that Union employees have to demand that a union representative be present at an interview 

36
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What is an highest cause of firefighter deaths by injury?

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Over exertion and stress equals 39%

37
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What is NFPA 1582

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Standard on comprehensive occupational medical program for fire departments

38
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What is NFPA 1561

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Standard on emergency service incident management system

39
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What is the Wagner act?

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It passed in 1935 first piece of national legislation that placed unions on a more equal footing with management