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Lesson 03: Legal Aspects of Recruiting, Hiring, and Promotion

L03 Case Study Discussion: Exhibits 1-5

Below are exhibits 1-5 that were used at the hearing.

Exhibit 1

In his opinion, AJ Remington referred to the first group as Cluster 1 (unskilled workers) and the second as Cluster 2 (skilled workers). He used Downtown demographics for his consideration of staff composition at SCAM:

Exhibit 1

 Category

Downtown

Metroplex

State

USA

White

10.54

70.1

78.38

71.71

Black

82.67

22.8

14.44

12.86

Asian

1.12

0.2

2.58

5.30

Hispanic

7.07

6.2

4.69

16.91

 

Exhibit 2

Based on statistics for the Metroplex as applied to staff composition at SCAM, AJ Remington determined that there were shortfalls in diversity levels. In the table below numbers are displayed in the following format: 20/8 -12. The first number reflects application of demographics. The second number (after the backslash) represents actual numbers. The third number means + or – from what staff composition should be.

Exhibit 2

Category

White

Black

Hispanic

Asian

Labor Pool

20/8 -12

07/28 +12

2/3 +1

0/1 -1

Housekeeping

12/28 -16

22/9 +13

6/4 -2

0/1 -1

Food Service

28/16 -12

29/9 +20

3/3

0/1 -1

 

Exhibit 3

Based on those calculations, AJ Remington concluded that under and overutilization in unskilled categories was as follows:

Exhibit 3

Category

Totals

White

-40

Black

+45

Hispanic

Even

Asian

-3

 

Exhibit 4

AJ Remington’s computations for Cluster 2 – using the same method – resulted in the following:

Exhibit 4

Category

White

Black

Hispanic

Asian

Radiologists

20/20

1/7 -6

2/2

6/1 +5

Psychiatrists

10/11 -1

1/4 -3

1/1

4/0 +4

Surgeons

28/20 +8

1/8 -7

1/2 -1

3/1 +2

Dentists

8/8

1/3 -2

1/7 -6

2/0 +2

Internists

17/12

1/6 -5

3/2 +1

6/1 +5

 

Exhibit 5

Based on those calculations, AJ Remington concluded that representation in medical specialty categories is as follows:

Exhibit 5

Category

Totals

White

+19

Black

-23

Hispanic

-6

Asian

+18

Click on the next page to see exhibits 6-8.


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