Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Back Pay

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Money awarded for time an employee was not working usually due to termination because of illegal discrimination

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Front Pay

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equitable remedy of money awarded to a claimant when reinstatement it’s not possible or feasible

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Retro active seniority

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Seniority that dates back to the time the claimant was treated illegally

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Make whole relief

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Attempt to put the claimant In position he or she would have been in has there been no discrimination

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Compensatory damages

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Money awarded to compensate injured party for direct losses

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Punitive damages

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Money over and above compensatory damages, imposed by the court to punish the defendant will acts and to act as a deterrent

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Plaintiff

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One who brings a civil action in court

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Defendant

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One against whom the case is brought

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Appellant

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One who brings an appeal

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Appellee

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One against an appeal is brought

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Petitioner

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One who appeals a case to the Supreme Court

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Respondent

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One against the case is appealed that the Supreme Court

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Motion to dismiss

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Request by a defendant for the court to dismiss the plaintiffs case

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Motion for summary judgment

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Defendants request for the court to rule on the plaintiffs case based on the documents submitted alleging there are no tribal issues of fact to be decided

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Cause of action

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When an individual legal rights have been violated, they can file a case on that basis ( or ) Right provided by law for a party to sue remedies when certain legal rights are violated

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Prima facie case

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Case of disparate treatment. The evidence that fits each requirement of a cause of action. Just because it a prima facie case does not validate the disparate treatment

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Public policy

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The legal concept intended to ensure that no individual lawfully do that which has a tendency to be injurious to the public or against the public good. Public policy is undermined by anything that haunts sense of individual rights

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18
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At will employment

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And employment relationship where there is no contractual obligation to metro remain in the relationship; either party may terminate the relationship at any time, for any reason, as long as the reason is not prohibited by law, such as for discriminatory purposes

19
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Stare decisis

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A system of using legal PRECEDENT

20
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Bona Fide occupational qualification

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Permissible discrimination if legally necessary for an employer’s particular business

21
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Case citation

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The case citation is the means by which the full case can be located in the law reporter if you want to find the case for yourself in a law library or legal database

22
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Reporters

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Our books in which judges Key decisions are kept for a ladder retrieval my lawyer law students judges and others

23
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Legalese

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Legal terms

24
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Remand

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Take case back

25
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Per curium

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Brief decision by the court

26
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Promissory estoppel

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Promissory estoppel is another exception to the at will rule. It is similar to implied contract except it does not equal a contract unless the promise was detrimental to the worker.

27
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Sara news Oxley act

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Primarily addresses issues relating to accountability and transparency and corporate governance

28
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Retaliatory discharge

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Retaliatory discharge is a broad term that encompasses terminations in response to an employee exercising rights provided by law

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Covenant of good faith and fair dealing

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Find contractual obligation to act in good faith in the fulfillment which parties contractual duties

30
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Implied contract

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That is not expressed but instead it’s created by other words a conduct of the parties involved

31
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Constructive discharge

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Occurs when the employee is giving no reasonable alternative but to end but employment relationship; considered an involuntary act on the part of the employee

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Mass layoff

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As employment Rosses at one location going any 30 day period of 500 or more workers, or of 50-499 workers if they constitute at least one third of the active workforce

33
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Tort

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Violation of a duty other then one owed when the parties have a contract. / or violation of duty when parties have a contract

34
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Disparate treatment

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Treating similarly situated employees differently because of prohibited title seven or other employment discrimination law factors does not have to be intentional for example women loading trucks

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Disparate / adverse impact

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Deleterious of a facially neutral policy on the title seven group

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Facially neutral policy

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Grace policy that applies equally to all appropriate employees

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Screening Device

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Factor used to weed out applications from the pool of candidates

38
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Four fifths rule

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The minority must do at least 80%, or 4/5, as well as the majority on a screening device or a presumption of a disparate impact arises, and the device must been shown to be a legitimate business necessity. For example 100 women and 100 men take a promotion exam. 100 of women and 50 of men pass, the men only have 50% of women passage rate not 80% like the rule states

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Objective criteria

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Factors that are able to be quantified by anyone, search and scores on a written exam.

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Subjective criteria

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Based on the evaluators personal thoughts or ideas

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Business necessity

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Employers need for a policy .Defense To a disparate impact case based on the employers need for the policy as a legitimate requirement for the job

42
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Exhaustion of administrative remedies

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Going Through the EEOC administrative procedure before being permitted to seek judicial review of an agency decision

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WARN-Worker adjustment and retraining Notification Act

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Requires employers with 50 or more employees to give a 30 day warning and 100 or more/mass layoff give a 60 warning

44
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Remand

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is an order by the court of appeals to the lower court telling it to take the case back and do what needs to be done based on the court’s decision