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Title: Successful Management of the Diverse Workforce
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The site directors head a group of staff to go over accidents or incidents of clients and make suggestions to remedy things so it will not happen again. According to a personal interview with Denise, a site director at a PAI DD job facility on December 8 2004 the diversity in her site is enormous... Showed first 250 characters
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According to a personal interview with Denise, a site director at a PAI DD job facility on December 8 2004 the diversity in her site is enormous. She said that the DD Clients were all from different ethnic background and religious background. It causes problems at times between the different clients and the staff because a client may not like this client or staff member... Showed next 250 characters
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