Appearance Issues. Symbol of Obese Woman Symbol of Obese Man.

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Appearance Issues

Symbol of Obese Woman

Symbol of Obese Man

What do you know? 1. People become obese only because they overeat. 2. Anyone with sufficient willpower can lose excess weight. 3. People become excessively overweight because of personality problems. 4. Obese people have jolly personalities. 5. Obese employees are likely to cost employers more in health care and sick leave than employees who diet to keep their weight low. 6. Being overweight has no significant effect on career success. 7. Obese men suffer as much discrimination as obese women. 8. Obese persons are protected by law from workplace discrimination. 9. Extremely overweight people generally make poor workers.

Myths People get overweight when they overeat and don’t exercise. People are overweight because they lack willpower. Obese people just need to get on the right diet. Being obese poses health risks; being thin does not. People who diet are healthier and live longer. Obese people are less productive workers. Poor persons are more likely to be obese.

United States – Weight Issues 36% not overweight 64% Overweight or obese: 31% Overweight 30% Obese 3% Morbidly Obese

What Obese People Want protection from discrimination & harassment by managers & employees respect for their privacy acceptance of them as they are appreciation of their value as human beings & of their contributions accommodation that will help them do their job fair & equal compensation

Cases 1. Chris, a Job Applicant 2. Laura, PR Manager 3. Louis’ Career Goals 4. Helen, Travel Agent