00981pab a2200145 454500008004000000100002300040245009200063260000900155300001300164362000900177520057200186650003400758650001600792773002700808180718b1995   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aNaff, Katherine C.  aPerceptions of discriminationbmoving beyond the numbers of representative bureaucracy.  c1995  ap.483-98  aFall  a"Despite legal efforts to eliminate employment discrimination, lawsuits and demonstrations suggest that many federal employees believe they are subject to discrimonatory practices. This article analyzes responses to a governmentwide survey of federal employees in order to understand such perceptions more fully. Propositions examined, and at least partially supported, include that minority groups hold identifiable, but structurally different, belief systems with regard to discrimination, and that there are identifiable factors correlated with these perceptions."  aCivil service - United States  aBureaucracy  aPolicy Studies Journal