Disability and Ageism Three Cases of Diversity and Employment Discrimination
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1. Case Study 1: The Difference in Revenues Between the Hiring of a Young and Old Employee As the company’s revenues grew, they hired an employee with no work experience. He was in his 20s, and this employee’s work ethic and customer service skills were unmatched. His work performance was excellent, and he was promoted very quickly. This experience taught the company to treat both young and old employees equally. Young employees can perform better under pressure, which helps to enhance their performance and work productivity.
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Case Study Analysis: Disability and Ageism: Three Cases of Diversity and Employment Discrimination I was a 41-year-old with moderate disability (cerebral palsy) and a good academic record. I felt that I was a valuable member of my team because of my experiences and expertise. When I applied for the job as a supervisor, I provided an unemployment statement, but the interview committee only considered me for a part-time position because of my age. First-person The
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Disability and Ageism I am an ageist who believes that people with disabilities are less than human. I am a disabled who believes that my disability is worth more than anyone else’s. When a disability is a part of a person’s identity, it makes me less desirable as a potential candidate for employment. My story is a classic example of ageism and disability discrimination. In 2013, I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. This chronic, debil
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– Case 1: Susan works as a waitress in a high-end restaurant. She has a condition that restricts her hand movements and she often loses her temper at customers. As a result, she experiences negative treatment from some customers who do not understand her disability. Source The restaurant policy does not allow anyone with disabilities to use any utensils or a fork, and Susan has to deal with their discomfort during her shift. She is treated as unprofessional and as someone who does not understand the dining culture. She is often asked to leave the restaurant without
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People with Disabilities, Aging, and Gender The United States of America is a democracy. The Constitution of the United States guarantees the freedom to worship and speak freely, to learn, to assemble, to vote, to express opinions, and to do many other things. It’s not a perfect system. It doesn’t guarantee employment. In fact, employment is a privilege, but it is also a right. However, for those of us who have disabilities, the US does guarantee employment. The National Employment Law Project
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I once worked at a local chain store where a manager had stated “If it looks good, feel bad.”. I refused to put a sign in the window. I’d work in a job where you could hear your own heart. “This place is a disaster”, she said. At the time, I could not see how this was a disaster. It’s my disability that I was working to prove, yet “I would love a job at this store” and my resume showed I could “do the job” and my heart would “be right in it