In an effort to limit the number of claims filed against their employers, it is important that managers
(I) Understand that race discrimination still exists and acknowledge the problem when it is alleged.
(II) Plan company sponsored cultural events that separate the employees so that white people will not be offended by their minority co-workers.
(III) Make sure that the employees understand that the company race discrimination will not be tolerated.

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Option (I) is important for managers to acknowledge that race discrimination still exists and be understanding when an allegation arises. Option (II) is not appropriate as it implies segregation, which is a form of discrimination. Option (III) is also important for managers to communicate that race discrimination will not be tolerated in the company. Therefore, options (I) and (III) only are the correct choices.

In an Effort to Limit the Number of Claims Filed