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Equal Opportunities Commission - traducción al ruso


Equal Opportunities Commission         
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Equal Opportunities Commission (disambiguation)

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общая лексика

Комиссия по равным возможностям (государственная организация; занимается вопросами дискриминации женщин; выступает за равноправие мужчин и женщин на работе, при обучении и т.п. Создана в 1975)

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission         
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AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AGENCY
EEOC; Office of Equal Opportunity; President's Commission on Equal Opportunity; Race and ethnicity in U.S. labor law; Race (EEO); U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Race and ethnicity (EEO); US EEOC; US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Management directive 715; President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity; U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission; Equal Emp't Opportunity Comm'n
Комиссия по вопросу равных возможностей занятости (США)
equality of opportunities         
  • A computerized statistical analysis suggested [[nepotism]] and practice of unequal opportunity within Italy's academic community (photo: [[University of Bari]])<ref name=twsP44f545q/>
  • British Admiral Jacky Fisher]], ''[https://archive.org/stream/cu31924027924509#page/n100/mode/1up Records]'' (1919)
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  • Issues about equal opportunity have been raised about the skin color of runway models at the [[São Paulo Fashion Week]] and in 2009 quotas requiring that at least 10 percent of models be "black or indigenous" were imposed as a substantive way to counteract a "bias towards white models", according to one account<ref name=twsH43/>
  • To illustrate the concept of formal equality of opportunity, suppose two applicants are competing for one position. What happened before the job interview is treated as irrelevant, such as the quality of their earlier education. What matters is that the procedure for evaluating the two applicants is perceived as being fair.
  • To illustrate substantive equality of opportunity, suppose there are two applicants competing for one position. Like in the formal model, both applicants are evaluated according to their ability to do the job, but additional considerations factor into the assessment. For example, an applicant from a poorer family is assumed to be at a disadvantage in the competition for the position, and that it wasn't their fault that this happened. So earlier events are factored into the hiring decision. The perceived unfairness is often a justification for educational programs to help less wealthy children become more competitive in the workplace.
  • In a factory setting, equality of opportunity is often seen as a procedural fairness along the lines of "if you assemble twice as many lamps, you'll be paid double" and in this sense the concept is in contrast to the concept of [[equality of outcome]], which might require that all workers be paid similarly regardless of how many lamps they made
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  • The [[Great Gatsby Curve]] shows that countries with more equality of wealth also have more social mobility, which indicates that equality of wealth and equality of opportunity go together:<ref name="Corak-2013"/> <blockquote>If higher inequality makes intergenerational mobility more difficult, it is likely because opportunities for economic advancement are more unequally distributed among children.<ref>[http://ftp.iza.org/dp7155.pdf Inequality of Opportunity, Income Inequality and Economic Mobility: Some International Comparisons], Paolo Brunori, University of Bari, Francisco H. G. Ferreira, World Bank and IZA, Vito Peragine, University of Bari, Discussion Paper No. 7155, January 2013.</ref></blockquote>
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  • Equal opportunity issues are discussed at an army roundtable in [[Alabama]]
STATE OF FAIRNESS IN WHICH INDIVIDUALS ARE ALL TREATED THE SAME (WITH JUSTIFIED EXCEPTIONS)
Equal Employment; Equal employment; Equal opportunities; Equality of opportunity; Material equality; Equal opportunity employer; Equality of treatment; M/F/D/V; Male/Female/Disabled/Veteran; Equal Opportunity; Equal treatment; Equality of opportunities; Equal opportunity employers; Equal Opportunity Employer; Equal-opportunity; Fair equality of opportunity; Economic fairness; M/f/d
равенство возможностей; одна из основных либеральных ценностей.

Definición

equal opportunity
1) n. a right supposedly guaranteed by both federal and many state laws against any discrimination in employment, education, housing or credit rights due to a person's race, color, sex (or sometimes sexual orientation), religion, national origin, age or handicap. A person who believes he/she has not been granted equal opportunity or has been outright sexually harassed or discriminated against may bring a lawsuit under federal and most state laws, or file a complaint with the federal Equal Opportunity Employment Commission or a state equal opportunity agency. 2) adj. a term applied to employers, lenders and landlords, who advertise that they are "equal opportunity employers," subtly suggesting all others are not, even though they are required by law to be so. See also: affirmative action

Wikipedia

Equal Opportunities Commission
Equal Opportunities Commission may refer to:
Ejemplos de uso de Equal Opportunities Commission
1. Jenny Watson, chair of the Equal Opportunities Commission, isn‘t surprised.
2. She was later backed by the Equal Opportunities Commission.
3. "Off the record, it‘s brilliant," said an Equal Opportunities Commission insider.
4. Discrimination claim Samira Haddad‘s case before the Equal Opportunities Commission is the first of its kind.
5. Jenny Watson, chair of the Equal Opportunities Commission, welcomed the proposals.
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