Regarding the Interrelationship of Federal and State Employment Laws

question 15

Multiple Choice

Regarding the interrelationship of federal and state employment laws:

• A)state laws must be identical to federal law or the state law is void
• B)states may pass laws which reduce employee rights, but may not enact laws that expand employee protections granted in federal laws
• C)states may pass laws which expand employee rights, but may not enact laws that reduce employee protections granted in federal laws
• D)employment law is exclusively a federal domain, so states may not enact laws when federal law already exists

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Definitions:

Rinpa School

A major historical school of Japanese painting, recognized for its vibrant colors, bold forms, and elaborate compositions, primarily focusing on nature and classical literature themes.

Nihonga

A Japanese painting style that emerged in the late 19th century, characterized by traditional techniques and materials.

Haboku

A style of Japanese ink painting characterized by a spontaneous, broad brush technique that captures the essence of the subject.

Rinzai School

A sect of Zen Buddhism that originated in China and emphasizes kensho (seeing one's true nature) and zazen (meditation) as the path to enlightenment, with a significant presence in Japan.