W9: ADEA & Accommodating Employees Flashcards

1
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What does ADEA stand for?

A

Age Discrimination in Employment Act

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What is ADEA?

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prohibits employment discrimination against individuals aged 40 and older in hiring, promotion, discharge, or term, conditions, or privileges of employment

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What does the ADEA promote?

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promotes employment based on ability rather than age and to prevent arbitrary age limits

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4
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What are some exceptions of the ADEA?

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Reasonable Factors Other than Age
Bona Fide Occupational Qualification

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What is Reasonable Factors Other Than Age (RFOA)?

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defense used by employers when a neutral employment policy or practice has a disparate impact on older workers

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What is Bona Fide Occupational Qualification? (BFOQ)

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allows employers to set age limits for specific jobs where age is a necessary and legitimate qualification for the job

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How many employees does an employer need to follow ADEA?

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20+

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What employers does ADEA apply to?

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State and local governments and federal agencies no matter how many employees

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9
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What is Iowas age for ADEA?

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ADEA in Iowa protects people 18 and older from age discrimination

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10
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Age Discrimination Claims Must show… (3)

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-Employee performed their work well enough to suit the position
-Employer took an adverse action against employee
-Employer’s action was due to employee’s age

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What does ADA stand for?

A

Americans with Disabilities Act

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What are the three things a disability can be classified as?

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-impairment that limits one or more life activities
-history/record of an impairment
-perception by others of impairment

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What is the purpose of ADA?

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Ensures that people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else

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What type of disabilities does ADA cover? (3)

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Physical conditions
Emotional illness
Learning disorders

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What are the 5 titles of ADA?

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Title I: Employment
Title II: State/Local Government
Title III: Public Accommodations
Title IV: Telecommunications
Title V: Miscellaneous (insurance)

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16
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T/F: The ADA prohibits discrimination in health insurance coverage

A

True

17
Q

Does the ADA require employers to make reasonable accommodations and the workplace accessible?

A

Yes

18
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T/F: Under Title VII, employers are required to reasonably accommodate religion, unless doing so would impose undue hardship

A

True

19
Q

Employers should accept the _ of the employees’ stated religious beliefs and practices

A

sincerity

20
Q

What are some circumstances that require religious accommodations?

A
  • Religious observances
  • Particular clothing, facial hair, or symbols
21
Q

What is a way companies can maintain policies that are flexible to prevent conflicts from arising?

A

flexible days off - personal days

22
Q

Employees must inform their employers regarding conflicts between their _ _ and _ _, and they must do so before disciplinary action is taken.

A

religious practices , workplace requirements

23
Q

A reasonable accommodation of religion need not be the employee’s _ _, but providing the _ _ should be the employer’s first inclinations

A

preferred accommodation , employee’s preference

24
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Employers must take requests for _ _ seriously and make _ _ efforts to identify reasonable accommodations that do not impose undue hardship

A

reasonable accommodations , good faith