The 1974 Seventh Circuit Court ruled that Greyhound did not violate the ADEA when it refused to hire persons 35 years of age or older as intercity bus drivers.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The 1974 Seventh Circuit Court ruled that Greyhound did not violate the ADEA when it refused to hire persons 35 years of age or older as intercity bus drivers.Again,the likelihood of risk or harm to its passengers was involved.Greyhound presented evidence concerning degenerative physical and sensory changes that humans undergo at about age 35 that have a detrimental effect on driving skills,and that the changes are not detectable by physical tests.

The 1974 Seventh Circuit Court Ruled That Greyhound Did Not