Bob, a maintenance worker at the Celina Swimming Club, is physically attracted to Mary, one of the swimming instructors. Though Mary has shown no interest in him, he has been stalking her, making lewd comments to her, and making sexual threats. Bob has been careful to keep his behavior very low profile. Mary does not bring this matter up with the club’s management but instead decides to quit her job and file a claim of sexual harassment against the club. Which of the following holds true in this scenario?

Rasheed Olson, a black man with a bachelor’s degree in physical education, applies for a job at a gym along with a white friend who has the same qualifications. Although his friend gets an interview call from the gym, Rasheed does not receive any interview calls. Suspecting that his application was rejected due to his first name, Rasheed submits an identical résumé to the same gym but changes his first name to “Bob” on the résumé. Consequently, he is invited for an interview. In this scenario, Rasheed has been a victim of:

Regressive discipline involves a set of steps taken before an employee will be terminated for poor performance.

In the context of discrimination in employee selection procedures, which of the following is true of the four-fifths rule?

In the context of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (FLSA), individual coverage refers to the protections offered to:

According to the employment-at-will doctrine, only the employee (not the employer) is free to leave at virtually any time for any reason.

As per the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009:

In the context of workplace discrimination, which of the following statements is true of 706 agencies?

¨Texas state law limits the use of credit reports in an employer’s hiring process.

Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits race discrimination against all persons, excluding Caucasians.