Q: When is it an advantage for a plaintiff to use Section 1981
When is it an advantage for a plaintiff to use Section 1981 as the basis for discrimination litigation as contrasted with using Title VII?
See AnswerQ: Cantrell, the controller of Xylec’s Inc. was forced to retire
Cantrell, the controller of Xylec’s Inc. was forced to retire at age 58 due to a general company policy. Although Cantrell has a company pension of $50,000 per year, she believes that her lifestyle wi...
See AnswerQ: Amy learns that she has the “breast cancer gene.” Devastated
Amy learns that she has the “breast cancer gene.” Devastated, she shares the news with her supervisor. A few days later, Amy receives a harsh employment evaluation—the first of her career—criticizing...
See AnswerQ: Why does Title VII not apply to preventing discrimination in the getting
Why does Title VII not apply to preventing discrimination in the getting and keeping of health insurance?
See AnswerQ: Do employers have an obligation to negotiate with groups of employees over
Do employers have an obligation to negotiate with groups of employees over issues of discrimination? Explain.
See AnswerQ: Explain how state antidiscrimination laws protect workers in situations where federal laws
Explain how state antidiscrimination laws protect workers in situations where federal laws do not.
See AnswerQ: Why has there been so little use of cost-benefit analysis
Why has there been so little use of cost-benefit analysis when judging the merits of an agency’s proposals and actions?
See AnswerQ: Can arbitration agreements be used to keep employees from litigating discrimination issues
Can arbitration agreements be used to keep employees from litigating discrimination issues? Discuss.
See AnswerQ: Describe the process for obtaining a patent.
Describe the process for obtaining a patent.
See AnswerQ: Through long, expensive research you determine that both a bowling ball
Through long, expensive research you determine that both a bowling ball and a feather fall at the rate of 32 feet per second in a vacuum. Can you patent this knowledge? Explain.
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