May 2011
Intermediate to advanced
476 pages
13h 52m
English
In today's organizations, diversity initiatives are “business as usual” and include commentary on demographic differences as well as on differences in perspectives among cultural groups. Often challenges regarding diversity are categorized broadly into tangible and intangible categories (Milliken & Martins, 1996). Characteristics such as race, ethnicity, disability, gender, and age are often tangible and observable, while culture and religion are examples of intangible characteristics of diversity.
Beyond fair treatment issues, at the heart of the discussion of diversity in organizations today is representation of diverse groups among internal and external stakeholders, top ...
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