The Private Sector And Equal Employment Opportunity in the 1980s
The Private Sector And Equal Employment Opportunity in the 1980s
Phyllis Ann Wallace
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The agreement between the AT&T, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the Department of Justice and the Department of Labor covered nearly a million employees and effectively restructured the internal labor markets of the telephone companies. Implementation of the decree produced an occupational redistribution of jobs that permitted minorities and women to increase their share of all jobs as well as to upgrade their positions. - The improved occupational mobility for women and minority e...mployees was achieved through implementation of goals and timetables but more importantly by specifying new career paths and new upgrade and transfer procedures. Although the pay adjustment policies of the decree received considerable national publicity, the use of the mobility mechanism plus the affirmative action override procedure* resulted in better utilization of women and minorities within the internal labor markets. Since these companies had limited hiring from the external labor market for jobs above the few entry level positions, the competition for pay and status -7- was from within.
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