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One-in-Five Diverse Workers Have Experienced Discrimination or Unfair Treatment

Started by LostInTime, June 19, 2007, 07:40:54 AM

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One-in-Five Diverse Workers Have Experienced Discrimination or Unfair Treatment at Work, CareerBuilder.com and Kelly Services Survey Shows
Earthtimes dot org
Posted : Tue, 19 Jun 2007 12:06:01 GMT
Author : CareerBuilder.com; Kelly Services, Inc. 
Category : PressRelease 

Twenty-three percent of diverse workers said they have been discriminated against or treated unfairly in the workplace based on their diverse background. Individuals with disabilities reported the highest incidence at 44 percent of workers while Asian workers and mature workers reported the lowest incidence at 21 percent each. The other diverse groups in this study averaged 28 percent (African American 30 percent; Hispanic 29 percent; Female 25 percent; and GLBT 28 percent).

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Thundra

I have dealt with this kind of thing, even though I am white, because of sexual orientation.
I had a group of guys conspire against me until the boss had it with all of the shenanigans and decided it was much easier to get rid of me because I was the "catalyst" in his eyes. It was when I was much younger and things were a lot dofferent in those days regarding protections against discrimination.

I've often thought it would be a hoot to go back and find the ringleader after all of these years and punk him out but good. Leave him stranded naked in the middle of the forest in the dead of winter covered only in duct tape or some such. Revenge is a dish best eaten cold. I usually forgivem but I NEVER forget. In this case, I've done neither.
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