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Lynch, Frederick R. – Society, 1997
Discusses social policy influences on the workplace and how the linkage of demographic change with multiculturalism has led to changes in organizational policies. It examines the emergence of diversity management practice, the influence of globalizing markets in driving corporate diversity policies, and the roles of corporate and government…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Affirmative Action, Corporations, Employer Employee Relationship
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Wright, James D. – Society, 1989
While homelessness results from a variety of factors, ultimately its cause is an insufficient supply of suitable housing. The Federal government must massively intervene to halt the loss of additional low-income housing units, and benefits paid to the welfare-dependent population must approximately double. (MW)
Descriptors: Economically Disadvantaged, Federal Government, Government Role, Homeless People
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Wallace, Steven P.; Estes, Carroll L. – Society, 1989
Analyzes demographic and health trends during the Reagan years. Describes the current nature of health care, federal role, effects of the fiscal crisis on health policy, and repercussions of deregulation of the health-care industry. Presents issues that need to be addressed to prevent severe fragmentation of health care. (MW)
Descriptors: Federal Government, Federal Regulation, Government Role, Health Care Costs
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Appelbaum, Richard P. – Society, 1989
Discusses the basic economic changes and previous conservative policies that have resulted in the increase of homelessness and the decrease in the supply of affordable housing. Argues that the solution to homelessness lies with federally funded, nonprofit housing in various forms. (FMW)
Descriptors: Economic Change, Economic Factors, Economically Disadvantaged, Federal Programs