A) Title VII to the Civil Rights Act
B) Pregnancy Discrimination Act
C) Equal Opportunity for Employees Wanting to Work Act
D) Age Discrimination in Employment Act
E) American's with Disabilities Act
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A) Americans with Disabilities Act
B) Equal Pay Act of 1963
C) Disabled Discrimination and Employment Act of 1967
D) Sex Discrimination and Employment Act of 1967
E) Civil Rights Act of 1964
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A) If the applicant does not authorize the employer's use of social media, it is an invasion of privacy.
B) It allows the employer access to information it could not ask the applicant in an interview.
C) Facebook and LinkedIn users often do not list valid credentials.
D) Facebook and LinkedIn users do not represent the U.S. or global job-applicant pool.
E) It is against federal law for employers to use social media prior to receiving interest from an applicant.
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A) 15 or more
B) 20 or more
C) 30 or more
D) 50 or more
E) all employers are required to comply with Title VII
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A) If he can prove that he also requires males to be of a certain type, then that is a bona fide occupational qualification; and Billy can require that of Julia with a resulting discharge.
B) Billy will only prevail on a defense of bona fide occupational qualification if he can establish that he has an established history of requiring skinny servers and that he did not single out Julia.
C) Billy will only prevail on a defense of bona fide occupational qualification if he can establish that Julia was attempting to voluntarily get pregnant.
D) Billy will not prevail on a defense of bona fide occupational qualification because it is available in cases involving religion and national origin only.
E) Billy will lose because pursuant to the Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA) of 1987, an employer may not force a woman to take time off work during her pregnancy.
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A) be employed for a minimum of 6 months.
B) be a member of a protected class
C) not be eligible to sue under state laws
D) have undisputed proof of discrimination
E) must be a member of a labor union
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A) content validity
B) criterion-related validity
C) construct validity
D) object validity
E) performance validity
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A) current employees only with a disability
B) employees that become disabled
C) job applicants that are disabled
D) job applicants as long as they notify the potential employer of a disability
E) employees and job applicants with disabilities.
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A) willing employment
B) at-will employment
C) two-way employment
D) loose employment
E) terminable employment
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A) Seniority system defense
B) Merit defense
C) Bona fide occupational qualification defense
D) Time served defense
E) Loyalty defense
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A) gender.
B) national origin.
C) religion.
D) race or color.
E) all classes are subject to the BFOQ defense.
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A) Disparate-treatment cases
B) Disparate-impact cases
C) Sexual harassment cases
D) All of these
E) Quid pro quo cases
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A) That the defendant was entitled to a judgment in its favor because a claim under the Equal Pay Act cannot be based on a male successor's pay rate.
B) That the defendant was entitled to a judgment in its favor because Title VII subsumed the provisions of the Equal Pay Act, and the plaintiff was required to name Title VII in her complaint.
C) That the defendant was entitled to a judgment in its favor because it established that the plaintiff was fired for cause.
D) That the plaintiff correctly made out her prima facie case by alleging the wage differential between her pay at termination and her successor's pay at the onset of his new position.
E) That the plaintiff correctly made out her prima facie case through establishing that there was no basis upon which her termination could be legally based and that the male successor was hired almost immediately following her termination.
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