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The main barrier(s) of implementing the inclusive workplace approach level I, include:


A) Prejudice (biased views)
B) Perception of threat to the job security
C) Discrimination (biased behaviors)
D) All of the above

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Organizations that have provided sensitivity training and workshops to their employees have noticed a decreased familiarity and increased bias against members of out-groups.

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What financial services company was headquartered in Bellville, South Africa and developed an employment equity policy as required by the country's 1996 Employment Equity Act?


A) Zurich
B) Sanlam
C) Mazars
D) Sonatrach

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The most significant award for Denny's achievements came from:


A) Family digest magazine
B) Latina style magazine
C) Fortune magazine
D) Asian Enterprise magazine

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How does the Denny's Inc. example relate to the inclusive workplace model level I?

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Denny's was selected for the 2006 and 2007 Black Enterprise 40 Best Companies for Diversity.

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In _____________, corporate diversity trainings are quite popular, with more than one-half of all companies providing diversity training to their employees.


A) Europe
B) Japan
C) The United States
D) South America

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What statement is not true about diversity within the organizations?


A) It utilizes continuous, multi-way communication methods, such as open management-employee meetings and open e-mail communications, to learn of its employees' concerns and expectations.
B) It is based on a pluralistic value frame that relies on mutual respect and equal contributions of different cultural perspectives to the organization's values and norms.
C) It emphasizes the organization's internal relations with its own employees
D) It fosters the perception that all workers need to conform to pre-established organizational values and norms.

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The effort of Denny's to transform itself into a welcoming place to work has been recognized by many organizations. Denny's has won awards from:


A) Latina Style magazine
B) Family Digest magazine
C) National Association of Female Executives
D) Asian Enterprise Magazine
E) All of the above

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In addition to actively recruiting members of diverse groups, the most common approach to diversity within work organizations is providing _____________ training and workshops to employees.


A) Leadership
B) Sensitivity
C) Strategic Planning
D) Customer Service

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Numerous lawsuits have been filed against Denny's since the 1993 class action cases. The plaintiffs were:


A) Police officers
B) Students
C) Clergy
D) All of the above

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Jim Adamson, CEO of Denny's, was hired to improve the diversity woes at Denny's. His first task was to:


A) Fire all Denny's current staff
B) Have all the Denny's staff go through a diversity training
C) Create a chief diversity officer position.
D) None of the above

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Despite the changes made at Denny's, legal trouble still persisted. Describe one of the numerous lawsuits filed against the company since the 1993 class-action cases.

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Denny's has won awards for being a friendly place for women and minorities to eat and work.

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Surveys of diversity initiatives in selected multinational corporations indicate that these companies are planning, implementing, and evaluating a large number and variety of diversity initiatives in the United States only.

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To let the public know about all of the changes and to recapture some of its lost customer base, Denny's spent several million dollars on _______________.


A) Training for staff on diversity.
B) An ad campaign targeting minority customers.
C) New leadership to oversee the diversity issues.
D) None of the above

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Denny's had to absorb operational expenses associated with its class action settlement. Under the consent of decree from the settlement, Denny's was required to:


A) Develop and administer a nondiscrimination training program.
B) Retain a civil rights monitor.
C) Test franchise and company-owned restaurants to ensure compliance with the consent decree.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

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What distinguishes an inclusive workplace from an organization that merely implements diversity initiatives?


A) A comprehensive approach to diversity that is part of an overall organizational strategy.
B) The composition of its workforce
C) The number of managers that represent diverse populations
D) Regular trainings for managers on diversity management

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In 1995, Denny's enacted a _____________________ that was developed to significantly grow the company's diversity supplier base and provide essential links between diverse suppliers and corporate entities.


A) Employee Diversity Initiative
B) Supplier Diversity Initiative
C) Motivational Initiative
D) None of the above

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The main benefits for organizations in the implementation of the inclusive workplace approach at level I is:


A) Business growth and productivity
B) Cost savings (e.g., lower turnover, less absenteeism)
C) Positive image with employees, customers and financial institutions
D) All of the above

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