Fair’s Fair: Equal Opportunities for All

Synopsis: Equal opportunities trainer Femi Otitiju presents five case studies that illustrate just how unfair the way we speak, act, tell jokes, even write letters, can be. Covers: physical disability and how easy it is to make assumptions about others; 2) how inappropriate language about someone else’s gender or sexuality can be offensive and cruel; 3) racial discrimination and the importance of non-verbal communication; 4) age and how jokes at the expense of other individuals or groups can offend; 5) an almagation of the above issues.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of production: 1995
Documentation: Accompanying course guide, OHP transparancies, quick guide.
Subjects: Business studies
Keywords: equality of opportunity; non-verbal communication; personnel management; race relations; sexual equality; sexual harassment

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Femi Otitoju

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