Exam 3: Equal Employment Opportunity
Exam 1: Human Resource Management in Organizations120 Questions
Exam 2: Strategic HR Management and Planning115 Questions
Exam 3: Equal Employment Opportunity140 Questions
Exam 4: Workers,Jobs,and Job Analysis136 Questions
Exam 5: Human Resource Planning and Retention114 Questions
Exam 6: Recruiting and Labor Markets125 Questions
Exam 7: Selecting Human Resources120 Questions
Exam 8: Training Human Resources123 Questions
Exam 9: Talent Management142 Questions
Exam 10: Performance Management and Appraisal146 Questions
Exam 11: Total Rewards and Compensation148 Questions
Exam 12: Incentive Plans and Executive Compensation107 Questions
Exam 13: Managing Employee Benefits150 Questions
Exam 14: Risk Management and Worker Protection133 Questions
Exam 15: Employee Rights and Responsibilities132 Questions
Exam 16: Union/Management Relations140 Questions
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The president of a consulting firm has deliberately kept the number of full and part-time employees of his firm to twelve.This means he does NOT have to comply with
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From the employer's point of view,a romance between ____________ would be of the most legal concern regarding potential exposure to a sexual harassment charge.The employer is a large,urban law firm.
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Ingrid is a recent immigrant from Denmark with a valid U.S.work permit.She has applied for work on the wait staff at a Chinese restaurant near her home.Ingrid doesn't have a car,and this restaurant is one of the few employers she can walk to.Ingrid was turned down for an opening at the restaurant,although she has relevant job experience.Later,Ingrid noticed a Chinese man was hired for the job.Ingrid should
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Henry,an upper-level manager at a software design firm,is talking informally with his colleagues over dinner."The idea of quotas makes me uncomfortable," he says."I think that we should just treat everyone equally,regardless of how people vary from one another.A person is a person." Henry is expressing the philosophy behind
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The CEO of Ponchatoula Confections,a non-unionized company,is conferring with the vice-president of HR about inevitable layoffs due to long-term declines in orders.The CEO wants to lay off poor-performing employees first.Looking at the list of employees and their performance rankings,the CEO sees Carl's name.Carl has had consistently below-average performance appraisals for the last five years.Carl is 66 and has been with the firm 41 years.The CEO says,"What about Carl?" The vice-president of HR advises the CEO
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____ is the modification or adjustment to a job or work environment that enables a qualified individual with a disability to enjoy equal employment opportunity.
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An argument for affirmative action is that it reduces the effects of historical discrimination.
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When does the burden of proof fall on the employer in a disparate impact or disparate treatment suit?
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Obesity is not considered as a disability under the ADA,even if the individual's ability to walk is impaired by his/her weight,because this condition is the result of the individual's own lifestyle and can be changed by the individual.
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Armand (formerly Amanda)is a transgender man employed as a security guard at a large bank.Armand has applied to be a supervisor,but he has been rejected on the basis that the other security guards would not be comfortable taking orders from a transgender person.Armand can to sue his employer under the Civil Rights Act of 1991.
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Because of the Baby Bust following the Baby Boom,older workers are becoming more valuable to employers as the pool of younger workers shrinks.Consequently,discrimination complaints under the ADEA are declining.
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The Civil Rights Act of 1991 allows plaintiffs both punitive and compensatory damages in cases of discrimination on the basis of sex,religion or disability..
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Glenda was not wearing a helmet when she had a bicycle accident which left her with a brain injury that affected her concentration and short term memory.Glenda had been an auditor for a large regional accounting firm.It would be legal for her employer to remove Glenda from her auditor's job and offer Glenda a transfer to a lesser-paying job that is within her capabilities.
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According to the concept of ____,the pay for jobs requiring comparable levels of knowledge,skill,and ability should be similar even if actual duties differ significantly.
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Lydia is three months pregnant with twins.She is applying for a pharmaceutical sales representative position that requires one week of overnight travel per month.Which of the following statements is FALSE?
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Jill,a talented marketing and public relations professional with a major corporation,has been diagnosed with chronic clinical depression.Jill has requested that she be given a lighter travel schedule and attend more meetings via teleconferencing.This accommodation would require some restructuring of Jill's job,modifying her work schedule,and giving some of her assignments to other (somewhat less talented)employees.Which of the following statements is FALSE?
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All of the following types of organizations fall under Title VII EXCEPT
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