Twenty-eight nationally recognized authorities on various
aspects of fair employment laws and practices provide sound,
innovative, state-of-the art procedures to select job applicants
and predict their success. Written by personnel psychologists,
attorneys, and human resource specialists, the book helps
executives reduce adverse impacts on minorities, women, and older
and disabled workers while providing them with the means to
develop, evaluate, and if necessary participate in the litigation
of employee selection procedures. It will also provide
understanding of the ways that personnel psychologists construct
and validate tests and how adverse impact is evaluated and
interpreted by the Supreme Court. This is an accessible, hands-on
resource for executives in various capacities, students in fields
related to employee selection, and attorneys concerned with fair
employment litigation.
Dr. Barrett points out that human resource people need to learn
more about the selection procedures that fairly and accurately
identify the most talented members of the applicant pool. Baffled
by the way personnel psychologists do their testing, they need ways
to evaluate for themselves what the psychologists are telling them.
Those who are already familiar with the tools of testing, such as
psychometrics, statistics, and test construction, need
understanding for how these tests are related to fair employment.
Lawyers involved in fair employment litigation need information on
how these tools and tactics can be used in the preparation of
cases. Dr. Barrett's book provides this information in chapters
devoted to the development of fair employment law, ethical
standards relating to fair employment testing, standards for job
relatedness of selection procedures and the variety of selection
procedures available. The book also covers gender issues, the role
of the EEOC and other government agencies, the Americans with
Disabilities Act, and of special value to HR professionals and
executives in other capacities, a checklist to help evaluate the
fairness and validity of tests.
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