Racial Disadvantage and White Advantage in the Workplace

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"Racial Disadvantage and White Advantage in the Workplace" is a sociological and policy-focused work by Ann Dummett that examines how systemic racism and structural privilege shape employment opportunities and outcomes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
policy-focused work
sociological study
addresses racial disparities in job security
racial disparities in pay and conditions
structural discrimination in promotion
structural discrimination in recruitment
aimsTo highlight white structural advantage in work settings
inform anti-racist employment policy
analyzes employment opportunities
employment outcomes
author Ann Dummett NERFINISHED
critiques assumptions of meritocracy in the workplace
color-blind approaches to employment policy
discipline public policy
sociology
examines institutional practices that benefit white workers
policy responses to workplace racial inequality
racial bias in hiring and promotion
structural racism in labor markets
systemic barriers faced by racial minorities in employment
focusesOn racial disadvantage in the workplace
white advantage in the workplace
genre non-fiction
highlights cumulative effects of racial disadvantage over careers
institutional norms that favor white workers
intendedAudience anti-racist activists
policy makers
practitioners in human resources
scholars of race and employment
language English
mainTopic employment discrimination
racial inequality in employment
structural privilege
systemic racism
perspective critical of racial hierarchy in employment
relatedTo anti-discrimination law
equal opportunities legislation
workplace equality policy

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