MANAGEMENT: PRACTICAL INTRO.-LL
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Chapter 12.3, Problem 1SA12.4
Summary Introduction
To determine:
Whether you are being treated equitably or not.
Introduction:
Equitable:
calls for treating a person or an individual without any partiality or in a fair manner. It is very much important for every individual to stay satisfied and secure about his decisions on multiple things in life. If one individual is being treated fair on a thing, same should go with the other individual as well with no sense of impartiality at all. Neither of the individuals should feel that the other person has received more benefits out of a system or thing and he has been treated unfair for the same. Treating fairly and impartially are the keys to feel equitable.
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