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Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Approves Collins-Wyden Civil Rights Legislation
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USCCR Briefing On Voting And Election Reform
In a continuing probe of potential barriers and challenges confronting voters in the November 2004 elections, the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights (...
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Disparate Impact

Definition:
Under EEO law, less favorable effect for one group than for another. Disparate or adverse impact results when policies and practices applied to all employees or applicants have a different and more inhibiting effect on one group than they do on another.

Disparate Treatment

Definition:
Inconsistent application of rules and policies to an individual or one group of people over another. Discrimination may result when rules and policies are applied differently to members of protected classes. Disciplining Hispanic and Afro-American employees for tardiness, while ignoring tardiness among other employees, is an example of disparate treatment.

Underrepresention

Definition:
Inadequately represented in the work force of a particular activity. This term is used to describe the extent to which women, minorities, and persons with disabilities are represented in particular grade levels and job categories.

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