It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… for impartiality to ensure that individuals are hired based on merit, aptitude, and legal skill and not based on association with or membership in certain ideologically aligned groups or based on illegal considerations such as race, religion, or … - page 570
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… Announces Completion of Independent Review; Takes Action Based on Findings,” National School Boards Chapter … Announces Completion of Independent Review; Takes Action Based on Findings,” National School Boards … “NSBA Announces … - page 578
Department of Labor and Related Agencies
… which categorizes individuals as oppressors and victims based on race. Nondiscrimination and equality are the law; … which categorizes individuals as oppressors and victims based on race. Nondiscrimination and equality are the law; … - page 582
… Commission collects EEO-1 data on employment statistics based on race/ ethnicity, which data can then be used to … Commission collects EEO-1 data on employment statistics based on race/ ethnicity, which data can then be used to … - page 583
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