In the Text Case Baldwin V

question 84

Multiple Choice

In the text case Baldwin v. Foxx, where the plaintiff claimed he was not selected for a permanent position based on his gender and sexual orientation, the issue was whether plaintiff's claim of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation stated a claim under Title VII. What was the result in the case?

• A) The plaintiff's discrimination claim based on sexual orientation fell within the meaning of sex discrimination under Title VII.
• B) The plaintiff's claim was barred because he initiated his claim more than 180 days after the alleged discrimination.
• C) The plaintiff's discrimination claim based on sexual orientation was not protected under Title VII.
• D) The plaintiff's discrimination claim was barred because he did not file a timely appeal.
• E) The plaintiff's discrimination claim based on sexual orientation did not constitute sex discrimination under Title VII.

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Definitions:

Direct Method

A method for creating the cash flow statement by directly listing the actual cash flows associated with operating activities.

Operating Activities

Business actions that are involved in the day-to-day functions of producing goods, offering services, and other core operations.

Direct Method

A way of allocating service department costs directly to production departments without any consideration for services rendered between service departments.

Operating Activities

Activities that relate directly to the operation of the company, including production, sales, and day-to-day administrative functions.