Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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employment practices that unfairly discriminate against people with characteristics protected by law.

A

Unlawful or Discriminatory Employment Practices

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2
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someone who is hired by another person or business for a wage or fixed payment in exchange for personal services, and who does not provide the services as part of an independent business.

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Employee

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3
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specific written or verbal employment contract.

A

Explicit Employee Contract

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4
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: an understanding that is not part of a written or verbal contract.

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Implicit Employee Contract

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5
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an employment relationship in which either party can terminate the employment relationship at any time for just cause, no cause, or any cause that is not illegal with no liability as long as there is no contract for a definite term of employment.

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At-Will Employment

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6
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any job in which an individual does not have a contract for long term employment.

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Contingent Work

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7
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nonpermanent workers who can be supplied by staffing agencies or directly hired by the company.

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Temporary Workers

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8
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employees of a company who take on the operation of certain functions, or staff an entire location on a contractual basis for a client company.

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Leased Workers

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9
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legally represent workers, organize employees, and negotiate the terms and conditions of union members’ employment.

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Labor Unions

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10
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performs services wherein the employer controls or directs only the result of the work.

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Independent Contractor

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11
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reasonable steps to accommodate a disability that do not cause the employer undue hardship.

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Reasonable Accommodation

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12
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a characteristic that is essential to the successful performance of a relevant employment function.

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Bona Fide Occupational Qualification

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13
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an important business objective of the employer.

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Business Necessity

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14
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a group of people who share a particular characteristic that is protected by federal and or state employment discrimination laws.

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Protected Class

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15
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employment practices designed and used in a facially neutral manner.

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Equal Employment Opportunity

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16
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the proactive effort to eliminate discrimination and its effects, and to ensure nondiscriminatory results in employment practices in the future.

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Affirmative Action

17
Q

establish specific requirements that certain numbers of people from disadvantaged groups.

A

Staffing Quotas

18
Q

when a process or practice discriminates against significant numbers of applicants or employees.

A

Systematic Discrimination

19
Q

intentional discrimination based on a protected characteristic.

A

Disperate Treatment

20
Q

when an employer is accused of having both a legitimate and an illegitimate reason for making an employment decision.

A

Mixed Motive

21
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when an action has a disproportionate effect on a protected group, regardless of the employer’s intent.

A

Disperate (adverse) Impact

22
Q

compare the % of men, women, or minorities employed in a job category with their availability in the relevant population of qualified people interested in the position.

A

Stock Statistics

23
Q

stats that compare the % of applicants hired from different subgroups to determine if they are significantly different from each other.

A

Flow Statistics

24
Q

stats that compare the % of men, women, or minorities in various job categories to see if men, women, or minorities are concentrated in certain workforce categories

A

Concentration Statistics

25
Q

truth in hiring, misrepresenting the job or organization to a recruit.

A

Fraudulent Recruitment

26
Q

when an employer hires an applicant it knows or should have known could pose a risk to other employees.

A

Negligent Hiring

27
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misrepresenting or failing to disclose complete and accurate information about a former employee.

A

Negligent Referral