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Abstract

While most major corporations in the United States claim they are attempting to create a workplace environment reflective of the racial and sexual diversity of society, there is a lack of information available describing the successes and failures of their efforts. This teaching note provides a legal and statistical framework for evaluating: 1) the federal government involvement''s role in anti-discrimination efforts; 2) a history of the prevalence and resolution of discrimination claims during the 1990s; and 3) a statistical analysis of US workforce demographics and compensation levels.

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Abstract

While most major corporations in the United States claim they are attempting to create a workplace environment reflective of the racial and sexual diversity of society, there is a lack of information available describing the successes and failures of their efforts. This teaching note provides a legal and statistical framework for evaluating: 1) the federal government involvement''s role in anti-discrimination efforts; 2) a history of the prevalence and resolution of discrimination claims during the 1990s; and 3) a statistical analysis of US workforce demographics and compensation levels.

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