The Primary Lesson to Be Learned from the Lawsuit Brought

question 14

Multiple Choice

The primary lesson to be learned from the lawsuit brought by Microsoft's temporary workers in the 1990s is that:

• A)it is safest legally to hire temp workers through a temporary staffing agency
• B)employers must provide benefits to all of their employees
• C)companies that use temp workers will often be deemed joint employers of those workers
• D)employers cannot arbitrarily exclude some employees from benefit plans by labeling them as temporary workers
• E)none of the above

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Definitions:

Particular

In philosophy, an individual object as opposed to a universal quality; distinguished from general or universal by being specific or detailed.

Traditional Square

A diagram in classical logic illustrating the logical relationships among the four types of categorical propositions.

O Proposition

A type of categorical proposition that is a statement in the form "Some S are not P," where S is the subject and P is the predicate.

Opposition

A relationship between ideas, forces, or entities characterized by contrast or conflict.