I am a social worker and not an attorney.
This is a very big question, and impossible to answer fully. In the US, there are many laws that regulate how companies and service providers treat clients. You cannot deny goods or services to people based on race, religion, sex or sexual orientation, etc. The laws can be very complex, and there may be some differences if you are talking about private organizations rather than public companies. If you think you have been discriminated against, first contact the Grievance Officer of the company and explain what happened. If you are not satisfied, contact the police.
Most organizations will have well-written policies and procedures that help prevent discrimination, even though there are already many laws against it. Accredited organizations will usually have to meet standards of practice before they are accredited. So looking for accredited organizations is not required, but it is a good idea.
legal and organisational requirement on equality, diversity,discrimination andrights when helping individualsto eat and drink
There is no legal requirement in the US for any organization to be "diverse"
legal requirements are met, but diversity is viewed as a problem.
US law requires larger employers to give no weight to race or sex in any employment decision. No law requires race diversity or sex diversity ratios. Employers must hire and promote race blind and sex blind. The results of that will NOT resemble the race or sex rations in the general population.
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effective methods and ways to communicate that 1 support equality and diversity 2 are effect when dealing with and challenging discrimination.
In a care setting you need legislation and organisational policy and procedures: Codes of practice and conduct, standards and guidance relevant to your own and the roles, responsibilities, accountability and duties of others when working with individuals with specific communication and language needs. Current local, UK and European legislation and organisational requirements, procedures and practices for data protection, including recording, reporting, storage, security and sharing of information, health and safety generally and specially when setting up and using communication equipment, risk assessment and management for setting up and using communication equipment, communicating with individuals using their preferred communication method and language, working with others to provide integrated services
yes office politics affect the organisational cultur by means of partiality & conflicts among the workers & superiors & also indirectly affect the productivity.
It depends If you have a a Government contract which highlights diversity as part of its sub-contractual requirements then YES it is Diversity is a good practice and to be successful a business will be measured on it attitude to minority groups as well as its turn over.
Linguistic diversity refers to the variety of languages spoken in a particular place or by a specific group of people. It encompasses differences in language structure, vocabulary, and pronunciation among speakers. Linguistic diversity is important for preserving different cultures and ways of communicating.
Diversity in everyday life can be seen in various forms, such as cultural diversity, where people from different backgrounds share their traditions and cuisines; linguistic diversity, where individuals communicate in multiple languages; and age diversity, which involves interactions among various age groups, from children to seniors. Additionally, diversity can manifest in gender representation in workplaces and leadership roles, as well as in abilities, showcasing the inclusion of individuals with different physical and mental capabilities. These examples highlight the richness that diversity brings to our communities and interactions.