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EEO-Related
Equal Employment Opportunity is an area printers must still be mindful of in the context of the employment relationship. For example, as the country's work force ages, we could expect to see more age-discrimination claims. However, managing a work force among the various federal and state EEO laws and regulations can still be accomplished with the proper attention to new laws and court cases. In the future, key EEO areas for printers include: disability, age, gender, and national origin. Depending on the state, sexual orientation will be a key area as well.
Published on Tuesday, December 27, 2005 (updated 05/17/2013)
- @PrintInd Ink and paper is far less harmful than electronic media. Where does all that electricity come from? Coal and oil.
- Have a Happy and Safe Memorial Day Weekend!
- #FF A big THANKS to our fellow tweeters educating people on #print! @XeroxCorp @PrintInd @PrintinColorado @TwoSidesUS
- @csrdave It's from Daniel Goleman & Gregory Norris "How Green Is My iPad" The New York Times, in the Misconceptions section of the FlipBook
- @signanddisplay A3: In the States, there are @PrintInd affiliates that offer training anyone could benefit from. I know I did. #talkprint.











