City Healthkeepers,a private hospital,employs five workers of Middle Eastern descent in its maintenance department.Though they were told that they would be performing different tasks on a rotation basis,the maintenance supervisor assigns only the five of them,out of the total 20 maintenance employees,to clean the morgue and the basement every time.Although they requested the hospital's management to change their duties,no changes were made.Which of the following holds true in this case?

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City Healthkeepers will be liable for national origin discrimination because it illegally segregated the employees based on their national origin, resulting in disparate treatment. An element of the prima facie case for national origin discrimination is that an employee has suffered an adverse employment action by his or her employer's employment decision. This may include a demotion, termination, or removal of privileges afforded to other employees. The adverse effect may arise because employees of different national origin are treated differently (disparate treatment).

City Healthkeepers,a Private Hospital,employs Five Workers of Middle Eastern Descent