Exercises: Fair and inclusive organization

Explain with an example from the workshop the difference between equality and equity: giving everyone the same shift is not always fair if someone cares for a relative in the mornings. Propose how to organize the shifts fairly without excluding anyone.

The cooperative shares $\$16,000.00$ of profits among its 8 members. Member Ana worked 60 of the month's 640 total hours. Calculate how much Ana receives under each proposal: A) equal shares; B) sharing according to hours worked; C) half in equal shares and half according to hours. Then argue which proposal is fairest if some members miss hours because they care for relatives.

The venture opened registration for new members only through an online form, and almost no older people or people without a cell phone signed up. Identify the barriers that excluded those people, propose two adjustments to make registration inclusive and explain how you would check that the adjustments worked.