Category: Discrimination

  • How is Systemic Racism Becoming a News Spectacle?

    Table of Contents Introduction Body Completeness Body Development Conclusion Documentation Introduction Your opening has a hook for the readers and contains a well-developed thesis. I would advise mentioning who George Floyd is briefly to clarify the person for readers who might be unfamiliar with him. Judging from your introduction, it seems like you tend to…

  • Discrimination as an Unethical Business Situation

    The typical unethical business practice which is associated with working conditions and environments is discrimination. Although the issue of discrimination is actively discussed and addressed in the world business environment, there are still many situations when managers discriminate the other employees according to such factors as gender, age, and ethnicity. Following the principles of Ethics…

  • The Issue of Gender Discrimination Related to Business and Society

    Introduction Over the last decades, the issue of ethical business performance has been widely discussed among individuals highlighting the importance of including moral actions, respect, and trust in everyday life of corporations. Whilst some firms keep performing in an aggressive manner, being focused on goal achievement, other companies develop their HR departments and realize in-depth…

  • Employment Law Paper: Workplace Discrimination

    Table of Contents Three Protected Classes of Persons Procedural Requirements to File a Claim Recommendations to an Employer Conclusion References Discrimination at the workplace is a severe issue because it implies that people are deprived of some rights or inadequately treated based on their ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, and others. American legislative bodies understand…

  • Wal-Mart Scenario: Sex Discrimination

    Wal-Mart was founded by Sam Walton in 1962; it is an international retail outlet that runs several discount department stores. Its an American public cooperation operating discount stores, supercentres, and neighborhood markets. It has been reported that Wal-Mart is not in line with Equal Employment Opportunity Committee regulations, due to diversity, there are cases where…

  • Discrimination Against Disabled Employees

    Table of Contents Introduction Diversity and Inclusivity Conclusion References Introduction Diversity in the workplace is an essential factor that increases creativity and innovation and allows the organization to hire different employees, thus making its workforce inclusive. Different elements create diversity in the workplace, including gender, nationality, age, disability and culture. However, some groups are subject…

  • The Indirect Price Discrimination

    In its simple description, indirect price discrimination, also known as second-degree price discrimination, implies charging a different price for different quantities such as giving customers quantity discounts for bulk buying. In this case, prices differ depending on the number of goods bought rather than across consumers (Hanna & Dodge, 2017). Even though each customer faces…

  • Discrimination in Protecting Health Care Workers

    This case demonstrates US legislations imperfection to protect health care workers and the need to change it. In the case of Teoka Williams, I would refuse to satisfy the patients request, since it does not have a compelling legal reason. As noted in the case, the staffs non-discrimination rights are practically not protected, and the…

  • The Uber Firms Price Discrimination and Other Issues

    Table of Contents The Uber Company Surge Pricing and Price Discrimination Economies of Scale and Economies of Scope Game Theory to Ubers Market Expansion and Policy Issues Incentive Pay and Principal-Agent Problem Asymmetric Information Issue References Appendix 1 Time has become the main goal in todays rapidly developing world. Technological progress gives people the opportunity…

  • Ableism in Schools of Georgia State

    In 2015, the state of Georgia was found to segregate children with behavioral problems and disabilities from their school peers. The state had a separate educational program for such children; approximately 5,000 were involved in it (RBS NewsHour, 2015). Within this program, children were excluded from their mainstream classes and activities with peers. The states…