Manajemen SDM Ii: Equal Employment Opportunity
Manajemen SDM Ii: Equal Employment Opportunity
Manajemen SDM Ii: Equal Employment Opportunity
SDM II
CHAPTER 3
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
In your opinion, what effects
does workforce diversity Positive Negative
have on employees and
organization?
WHAT IS DIVERSITY?
Diversity
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY (EEO)
Nationality
Gender Age Religion
/ Race
Administer and enforce the Civil Rights law at work. The EEOC may
file discrimination charges on behalf of aggrieved individuals, or the
individuals may file on behalf of themselves (Dessler, 2013).
Does Indonesia have equal employment opportunity
laws?
CHAPTER III: EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
ARTICLE 5: Any manpower shall have the same opportunity to get a
job without discrimination.
ARTICLE 6: Every worker/ labourer has the right to receive equal
treatment without discrimination from their employer.
EXAMPLES OF EMPLOYMENT
DISCRIMINATION OR COMPLAINTS
The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
Case 1 For 10 years, Lilly Ledbetter fought to close the gap
between women’s and men’s wages, sparring with the
Supreme Court, lobbying Capitol Hill in a historic
discrimination case against Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company.
Disparate Impact
An employer engages in an
employment practice or policy “employees must have
college degrees to do
that has a greater adverse impact this particular job”
(effect) on the members of a
protected group under Title VII
exemplifies this (because more white
than on other employees, males than some minorities earn
regardless of intent. college degrees).
DIVERSITY MANAGEMENT AND AFFIRMATIVE
ACTION PROGRAMS
Managing diversity means maximizing diversity’s
potential advantages while minimizing the potential
barriers – such as prejudices and bias – that can
undermine the functioning of a diverse workforce.
1. Top-down program
Provide strong leadership
Assess the situation
Provide diversity training and education
Change culture and management systems
Evaluate the diversity management program
2. Encouraging Inclusiveness
Inclusive Strategies Barriers to Inclusion
Personal Level
Become aware of prejudice and other barriers to Stereotypes, prejudices
valuing diversity
Learn about other cultures and groups Past experiences and influences
Serve as an example, walk the talk Stereotyped expectations and perceptions
Participate in managing diversity Feelings that tend to separate, divide
Interpersonal Level
Facilitate communication and interactions in ways Cultural differences
that value diversity
Encourage participation Group differences
Share your perspective Myths
Facilitate unique contributions Relationship patterns based on exclusion
Resolve conflicts in ways that value diversity
Accept responsibility for developing
common ground
Inclusive Strategies Barriers to Inclusion
Organizational Level
All employees have access to Individuals who get away with
networks and focus groups discriminating and excluding
All employees take a proactive role in A culture that values or allows
managing diversity and creating a exclusion
more diverse workplace culture
All employees are included in the inner Work structures, policies, and
circle that contributes to the bottom- practices that discriminate and
line success of the company exclude
All employees give feedback to teams
and management
All employees are encouraged to
contribute to change
3. Developing a Take an active role in educating yourself
Multicultural
Consciousness Put yourself in a learning mode in any
multicultural setting