Bona fide occupational qualification and business necessity


Q1)

"Bona Fide Occupational Qualification" and "Business Necessity" are both defenses used by employers to justify an employment practice that has adverse impact on members of a minority group.

- True

- False

-Only "BFOQ" is acknowledged by the courts today.

- Only "Business Necessity" is acknowledged by courts today

Q2)

A result of the Civil Rights Act of 1991 was

- to add sexual orientation as a protected class.

- to include people with "mental impairments" as a protected class.

- to put a significant burden of proof of discrimination on the plaintiff.

- to clarify that an employer with a mixed motive may be liable for discrimination charges.

- None of the above

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