Meaning Adverse Impact
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The numerical and often unintended impact of employment practices that disproportionately exclude designated groups. This may be a signpost to investigate possible systemic discrimination. It is not a [..]
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the damaging or unwanted impact on select sects of employment or various other businesses considered to be prejudiced. Commonly referred to as disparate impact.
Source: psychologydictionary.org

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This is where a not obviously discriminatory practice affects a protected group of employees. This term is used in salary administration, retirement, and benefit discrimination tests, as well as in ge [..]
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May occur when the application of a rule, standard, policy or practice, results in a disproportionate disadvantage (whether intentionally or not) for an individual or a group protected under the Canadian Human Rights Act, or identified as a designated group under the Employment Equity Act.
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Adverse impact, in the context of employment, refers to employment practices that appear neutral but have a discriminatory effect on a protected group. It occurs when a decision, practice, or policy h [..]
Source: definitions.uslegal.com

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A substantially different rate of selection in hiring which works to the disadvantage of members of any race, sex, or ethnic group.
Source: opm.gov

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Adverse Impact


 having a harmful result. Sometimes treating everyone the same will have a negative effect on some people.
Source: ohrc.on.ca

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Adverse Impact


A negative impact.
Source: ehrf.org.uk





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