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Diversity, Tolerance & Respect Section 11.3: The Diverse & Non-Hostile Workplace Copyright 2010 TSTC Publishing Taking Charge: Chapter 11

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Diversity, Tolerance & Respect Section 11.3: The Diverse & Non-Hostile

Workplace

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Taking Charge: Chapter 11

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Diversity

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Definition of diversity: 1. the state or fact of being diverse;

difference, unlikeness. 2. variety; multiformity. 3. a point of difference

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EEOC

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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Illegal to discriminate in areas such as:Hiring and firingPromotionTestingBenefits

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What Should I Do?

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DocumentBegin your ladder of escalationFile a formal complaint with your human

resources department

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What Should I Do? (cont.)

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Contact your state’s workforce agencyConsult an attorneyFile a claim with the EEOC

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Avoid Harassing Others

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Fellow employees can be sued for discrimination and harassment

Be increasingly aware of the consequences of a hostile workplace

Make sure to attend workplace diversity and/or sexual harassment training offered by your employer

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Avoiding Harassment

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Review the “Watch Your Own Words” tips in Section 11.2

Respect other people’s personal spaceCensor your emails and keep private mail

off of your company computer

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Tying It Up

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Look for similarities between people who seem different than you

Variety keeps life interesting

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Further Reflection

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In your previous jobs, have you witnessed discrimination? What was the situation?

Have you ever discriminated against someone? Do you think of telling jokes as possible discrimination?

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Additional Resources

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Texas Workforce Commission http://ww.twc.state.tx.us/

U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission http://www.eeoc.gov/

Hatecrime.org http://www.hatecrime.org/