Matching
-Statements by the employer, such as that it has prohibited the speaking of Spanish at work but
not other languages "because persons speaking Spanish are generally loud and disruptive" that
indicate a bias against members of a particular group.
A) English proficiency rules
B) direct evidence of national origin discrimination
C) language
D) example of prohibited national origin discrimination
E) legitimate business reason for English-only rule
F) national origin discrimination
G) whether accent interferes with job performance
H) absolute rules
I) citizenship
J) limited rules
Correct Answer:
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Q1: Matching
-A requirement that employees or job applicants
Q2: Matching
-Adverse employment actions based on a person's
Q3: Matching
-Rules that apply at all times and
Q4: Matching
-Key determination in accent discrimination cases.
A)English proficiency
Q5: A challenge can be mounted to an
Q7: Ethnic slurs and other harassment based on
Q8: Matching
-Height or weight specifications that are not
Q9: Accent discrimination is not actionable under the
Q10: Matching
-Not one of the ethnic traits that
Q11: Matching
-Ensuring that management understands what is being
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