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Employment at Will Doctrine
An employee can quit or be fired for any reason or no reason.
Fourteenth Amendment Equal Protection Clause
No state shall deny anyone equal protection.
Laws Passed by States Based On Police Powers
Health, safety, welfare, and morals.
Laws That Discriminate
Smoking, drinking age, college admission.
Affirmative Action
Plans designed to make up for past discrimination in education and employment, and to create more diversity.
Bakke Case
Univ. of Cal. Med. School
16/100 spots for minority
White male got higher scores
He won
Hopwood Case
Univ. of Texas Law School
Is diversity compelling
It is not (unconstitutional)
Michigan Law School
Sup. Ct. ruled diversity is compelling
Wanted critical mass (not a set number)
Its not a quota
Michigan won
Plans likely to be Legal
Temporary more than permanent
Goal more than a quota
Title VII of Civil Rights Act
Prevent discrimination in workplace based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin.
Title VII Coverage
Companies with 15 or more employees and 20 or more weeks per year
Prima Facie Case
Belong to protected class (race)
Qualified
Discriminated against
Others outside your class are treated better
BFOQ (Bonafide Occupational Qualifications)
Some jobs require certain gender, religion, national origin

Female Strippers, Priests, Ethnic Cook
Factors Other Than Race, Gender, etc.
Sexual Predator, Bad References, Not Enough Experience
Sex Harassment (Quid Pro Quo)
When job benefits are conditioned based on sex
Hostile Environment Harassment
Posters, sex talk, asking for dates, emails
Plaintiff Must Prove:
Unwelcome sex conduct
Bothers victim
Frequency
Severity
Humiliating
If harasser is a co-worker
Company should know about it
If harasser is supervisor
Company is liable
Americans With Disabilities Act
Companies can't discriminate against disabled people who can do the job with or without reasonable accomadations

Exceptions: expenses