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EEO Law Basics

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000LogoAdobeAll-in-OneTBD's PDF/Webpage containing the ABA's official handbook on EEO Law Basics.
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Chapter 0: Introduction to the EEO Basics Materials
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010LogoAdobeChapter 0Introduction to the EEO Basics Materials
011LogoAdobeIntroIntroduction to the EEO Basics Materials
Chapter 1: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, 42 USC §§2000e et seq.
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A00LogoAdobeChapter 1Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, 42 USC §§2000e et seq.
A01LogoAdobeItem 1-AWho is covered under Title VII?
A02LogoAdobeItem 1-BWhat classes are protected under Title VII?
A03LogoAdobeItem 1-CWhat conduct does Title VII prohibit?
A04LogoAdobeItem 1-DWhat is the “bona fide occupational qualification” exception?
A05LogoAdobeItem 1-EWhat theories are used to prove Title VII discrimination?
A06LogoAdobeItem 1-FWhat is disparate treatment and how do you prove it in an individual case?
A07LogoAdobeItem 1-GWhat is disparate impact and how do you prove it?
A08LogoAdobeItem 1-HUnder the statute, what are the damages for Title VII discrimination?
Chapter 2: Section 1981, 42 USC §§1981-1988
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B00LogoAdobeChapter 2Section 1981, 42 USC §§1981-1988
B01LogoAdobeItem 2-AWho is protected under Section 1981?
B02LogoAdobeItem 2-BWho may be liable under Section 1981?
B03LogoAdobeItem 2-CWhat is prohibited under Section 1981?
B04LogoAdobeItem 2-DWhat are the required elements of a Section 1981 claim?
B05LogoAdobeItem 2-EWhat is the burden of proof under Section 1981?
B06LogoAdobeItem 2-FThere Can Be No Section 1981 Cause of Action Based on Disparate Impact
B07LogoAdobeItem 2-GWho may sue under Section 1981?
B08LogoAdobeItem 2-HWhat damages are allowed under a Section 1981 claim?
Chapter 3: Section 1983, 42 USC §1983
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C00LogoAdobeChapter 3Section 1983, 42 USC §1983
C01LogoAdobeItem 3-AWho is covered under Section 1983?
C02LogoAdobeItem 3-BWhat is prohibited under Section 1983?
C03LogoAdobeItem 3-CWho may be liable under Section 1983?
C04LogoAdobeItem 3-DWhat is the basis of discrimination prohibited by Section 1983?
C05LogoAdobeItem 3-EWhat establishes a prima facie case under Section 1983?
C06LogoAdobeItem 3-FWhat Relief is Available Under Section 1983?
Chapter 4: Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) 29 USC §§621-634
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D00LogoAdobeChapter 4Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) 29 USC §§621-634
D01LogoAdobeItem 4-AWho is covered under the ADEA?
D02LogoAdobeItem 4-BWhat is prohibited under the ADEA?
D03LogoAdobeItem 4-CHow does a plaintiff establish a prima facie case of age discrimination in employment?
D04LogoAdobeItem 4-DWhat is the burden of proof under the ADEA?
D05LogoAdobeItem 4-EWho May Be Held Liable Under ADEA?
D06LogoAdobeItem 4-FWhat is required for posting notices under the ADEA?
D07LogoAdobeItem 4-GWhat are the standard defenses to an ADEA Claim?
D08LogoAdobeItem 4-HWhat is required to obtain a waiver of ADEA rights governed by the OWBPA?
D09LogoAdobeItem 4-IHow is the ADEA enforced?
D10LogoAdobeItem 4-JWhat Relief is Available Under the ADEA?
Chapter 5: Americans with Disabilities Act OF 1990 (“ADA”) 42 USC §§ 12101 et. seq.
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E00LogoAdobeChapter 5Americans with Disabilities Act OF 1990 (“ADA”) 42 USC §§ 12101 et. seq.
E01LogoAdobeItem 5-AWho is covered under the ADEA?
E02LogoAdobeItem 5-BWhat is prohibited under the ADEA?
E03LogoAdobeItem 5-CWhat are the key defenses under the ADA?
E04LogoAdobeItem 5-DWhat is required for posting notices under the ADA?
E05LogoAdobeItem 5-EHow is the ADA enforced?
E06LogoAdobeItem 5-FWhat relief is available under the ADA?
Chapter 6: The Equal Pay Act of 1963 (“EPA”) 29 USC §206(d)
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F00LogoAdobeChapter 6The Equal Pay Act of 1963 (“EPA”) 29 USC §206(d)
F01LogoAdobeItem 6-AWho is covered under the EPA?
F02LogoAdobeItem 6-BWhat is prohibited under the EPA?
F03LogoAdobeItem 6-CWhat are the key defenses under the EPA?
F04LogoAdobeItem 6-DHow is the EPA enforced?
F05LogoAdobeItem 6-EWhat are the remedies under the EPA?
Chapter 7: Family And Medical Leave Act (FMLA) 29 USC §2601 et seq.
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G00LogoAdobeChapter 7Family And Medical Leave Act (FMLA) 29 USC §2601 et seq.
G01LogoAdobeItem 7-AWho is covered under the FMLA, and when is the right to a leave triggered?
G02LogoAdobeItem 7-BWhat is an FMLA-qualifying event?
G03LogoAdobeItem 7-CWhat are the employee’s obligations under the FMLA?
G04LogoAdobeItem 7-DWhat are the employer’s obligations under the FMLA?
G05LogoAdobeItem 7-EWhat are the elements of an FMLA claim?
G06LogoAdobeItem 7-FWhat are the defenses to an FMLA claim?
G07LogoAdobeItem 7-GHow are FMLA rights enforced?
G08LogoAdobeItem 7-HWhat are the remedies under the FMLA?
G09LogoAdobeItem 7-IHow are FMLA rights waived?
Chapter 8: Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) 29 USC §§201-219
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H00LogoAdobeChapter 8Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) 29 USC §§201-219
H01LogoAdobeItem 8-AWhat is the purpose of the FLSA?
H02LogoAdobeItem 8-BWho is protected under the FLSA?
H03LogoAdobeItem 8-CWhat are an employer’s statutory obligations under the FLSA?
H04LogoAdobeItem 8-DWhat are the elements of a cause of action under the FLSA?
H05LogoAdobeItem 8-EHow is the FLSA administered and enforced?
H06LogoAdobeItem 8-FWhat are the exemptions under the FLSA?
H07LogoAdobeItem 8-GWhat relief is available under the FLSA?
H08LogoAdobeItem 8-HWhat are the employer’s penalties for repeated and willful FLSA violations?
H09LogoAdobeItem 8-ICan FLSA rights be waived?
Chapter 9: Retaliation
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I00LogoAdobeChapter 9Retaliation
I01LogoAdobeItem 9-AOverview of Protection from Retaliation under Title VII, Section 704(a)
I02LogoAdobeItem 9-BWhat are the elements of a retaliation claim under Title VII?
I03LogoAdobeItem 9-CWhat is cognizable adverse treatment under Title VII?
I04LogoAdobeItem 9-DFalse Motive: The McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green Burden Shifting Analysis
I05LogoAdobeItem 9-EMixed Motive: The Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins Analysis
Chapter 10: Harassment
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J00LogoAdobeChapter 10Harassment
J01LogoAdobeItem 10-AHistorical Overview of Harassment
J02LogoAdobeItem 10-BThe Elements Where There is Tangible Employment Action
J03LogoAdobeItem 10-CThe Elements of a Hostile Environment Claim
J04LogoAdobeItem 10-DVariance in Potential Employer Liability Based on Position of “Harasser”
Chapter 11: Damages in EEO Litigation
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K00LogoAdobeChapter 11Damages in EEO Litigation
K01LogoAdobeItem 11-ATitle VII and the ADA
K02LogoAdobeItem 11-BSection 1981 and 1983
K03LogoAdobeItem 11-CThe ADEA
Chapter 12: EEOC Procedures
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L00LogoAdobeChapter 12EEOC Procedures
L01LogoAdobeItem 12-AWhat are the charge filing requirements?
L02LogoAdobeItem 12-BWhat are the procedures after a charge is filed?
L03LogoAdobeItem 12-CWhat is administrative exhaustion?
L04LogoAdobeItem 12-DWhat are the timing filing requirements?
L05LogoAdobeItem 12-EWhat is mediation?
Chapter 13: Litigation Practices: A Basic Overview of Certain Evidentiary Issues in EEO Litigation
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M00LogoAdobeChapter 13Litigation Practices: A Basic Overview of Certain Evidentiary Issues in EEO Litigation
M01LogoAdobeItem 13-0Overview
M01LogoAdobeItem 13-AComparator Evidence
M02LogoAdobeItem 13-BStatistics
M03LogoAdobeItem 13-CBona Fide Occupational Qualification
M04LogoAdobeItem 13-DAllegedly Biased Remarks in the Employment Setting
M05LogoAdobeItem 13-EMixed Motives
M06LogoAdobeItem 13-FSimilar Conduct
M07LogoAdobeItem 13-GThe Admissibility of EEOC Determinations
M08LogoAdobeItem 13-HFederal Rule of Evidence 412
Chapter 14: Ethics in Equal Employment Opportunity Law
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N00LogoAdobeChapter 14Ethics in Equal Employment Opportunity Law
N01LogoAdobeItem 14-AOverview of Ethics Issues
N02LogoAdobeItem 14-BRepresentation of Multiple Parties
N03LogoAdobeItem 14-CCommunications with Former Managers
N04LogoAdobeItem 14-DConclusion
Chapter 15: EEO Basics Fact Pattern
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O00LogoAdobeChapter 15EEO Basics Fact Pattern
O01LogoAdobeItem 15-0EEO BASICS: Discontent at ACorp
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