In bringing a suit charging an employer with a violation of Title VII, the courts recognize what as the theory of the law?
A) individual instances of disparate treatment or unintentional discrimination
B) neutral rules that perpetuate past discrimination
C) neutral rules that have a disparate impact and are not justified by business necessity
D) individual instances of disparate treatment or unintentional discrimination and neutral rules that have a disparate impact and are not justified by business necessity only
E) individual instances of disparate treatment or unintentional discrimination and neutral rules that have a disparate impact and are not justified by business necessity and neutral rules that perpetuate past discrimination
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Q341: Disparate impact discrimination cases are _ than
Q342: In general, to require job applicants to
Q343: In general, to require job applicants to
Q344: Employment practices that discriminate against some employees
Q345: In EEOC v. Dial Corp., where Dial
Q347: An employer may legally provide differential treatment
Q348: Disparate impact discrimination cases are _ than
Q349: Sam owns Speedy Bricklayers, Inc., a company
Q350: In EEOC v. Dial Corp., where Dial
Q351: To select an employee from a group
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