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    Workplace Wellness Plan

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    acronyms that are very important as follows: ADA (American Disabilities Act), EEOC (Equal Employee Opportunity Commission), Affordable Care Act, and HIPPA. It is critical that employers abide by the federal laws and state laws. If employers do not comply, their wellness plans will be sickly. In addition, certain rules apply to employees that are disabled. The rule is administrated by The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). The EEOC defines a wellness programs. The ECOC provides a Q &…

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    EEOC Vs Autozone

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    In the case of the EEOC v. AutoZone the plaintiff, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, filed an employment discrimination case on behalf of John Shepherd against Shepherd’s former employer AutoZone. The case alleged that AutoZone failed to provide reasonable accommodations for Shepherd’s disability and was therefore in violation of the American’s with Disabilities Act enacted in 1990. Shepherd started as a sales clerk with AutoZone in 1998 as a sales clerk and was promoted to parts…

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    such as religion, race, national origin, age. Asking about the previous characteristics is illegal, and disqualifying a candidate based on these characteristics may result in involving the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in an investigation and in some cases a lawsuit. The candidate then has the opportunity to ask questions about the company, that concludes the process of the interview. Final stages of the recruitment…

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    Application of the law to the facts We the legal team for Greene 's Jewelry will assess all the strengths and weaknesses of the proposed argument in court. The lawsuit provides us with the opportunity to introduce different directions for the arguments needed to be made in the courts; from the case laws, regulations, and substantive law. By Utilizing these resources, in the lawsuit against Ms Lawson it is believed that a favorable decision will be made on behalf of Greene 's Jewelry in both…

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    Managers should pay attention to the basis for decision making and selection about training and development opportunities (Bennett-Alexander D., and Hartman L., 2015, p567). The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) should pressure corporations to address age bias and bring their policies up to date. Encourage older workers to pursue job-related training and reward with promotional opportunities. If companies/corporations desire an age cut-off they should invest in establishing a…

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    Equal Pay Discrimination

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    the work force have been fighting for equal pay for over 100 years. In 1869, a bill proposed equal pay for women in the federal work force. It was passed through the House of Representatives by nearly 100 votes, but was watered down in the Senate to only include new employees. However, the bill wasn 't enforced and women working federal jobs were still paid less than men. New York state passed the Grady bill in 1891 stating that all teachers must receive equal pay. During World War 1 and 2 the…

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    and fire management and select and appoint a chief executive Answer Selected Answer: III only Correct Answer: III only Question 6 4 out of 4 points Correct Exceptions to the rule of employment-at-will include which of the following? I. organization of unions II. passage of Sarbanes Oxley Act III. raising of public policy issues IV. promise of implied-contract or…

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    a similar job in the coker unit in 1992. Chevron offered Mario the job on the condition that he pass a medical examination, however the doctor at Chevron found that Mario was suffering from a malfunctioning liver. Chevron withdrew the offer of employment because he was unable to process toxins in the plant environments due to the medical conditions would be exacerbated by continued exposure to toxins at the refinery. Mario discovered that he had Hepatitis C after he went for medical…

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    The Equal Opportunity Commission (EEOC) was initiated in the civil rights of 1964. The Civil Right Act was a collection of measures which focused on discrimination on the workplace and the field of education, as well as voting rights and accomodating individual in public facilities. Under the equal opportunity employment law you are not supposed to be discriminated against because of race, color, religion, or sex. These factors of discrimination are called ''Immutable characteristics'',…

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    bend and fold with the needs of society. PARTICULARS: • Gender and race: Are both important primary dimension of workforce diversity. Because their contribution within the workforce has transformed, new challenges to business as ascended. • Equal Opportunity: Helpful because this method used to identify and eliminate workplace discrimination, whiling ensuring affirmative action and stopping sexual and racial…

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