1 Age distribution: the average age of the US worker is gradually increasing
2.Gender: More females are entering the workforces
3.Ethnicity: The percentage of whites in the workforce has decreased, the percentage of Hispanics has increased, and the percentage of African Americans has remained stable.
4.Disability: if the disability is perceived as being avoidable (example, one injured while DUI), coworkers are likely to react more negatively; if the disability is aesthetic (disabilities that are more disfiguring) they are perceived more negatively; a third and critical dimension refers to the nature of the disability itself, and how it is revealed to and perceived by coworkers; not physically obvious disabilities such as back injuries are granted accommodation, but may raise resentment from coworkers
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