The Key Element in Disparate Treatment Is Discriminatory Intent

question 11

Multiple Choice

The key element in disparate treatment is discriminatory intent. In this context, that means that:

• A)the decision-maker made the decision with intent to harm
• B)the decision-maker made the decision with intent to break the law
• C)the decision-maker made the decision in whole or in part based on the protected class characteristic of the employee
• D)the decision-maker made the decision with personal animus

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Definitions:

Work In Process

Refers to the goods that are in the manufacturing process but are not yet complete; it's an inventory account on the balance sheet.

Bottling Department

The bottling department refers to a specialized division within a manufacturing or production facility that focuses on the filling, sealing, and packaging of liquid products.

Equivalent Units

A concept in costing used to allocate production costs between completed units and units still in process, by converting work in process into the number of completed unit equivalents.

First-In, First-Out

First-In, First-Out (FIFO) is an inventory valuation method where the earliest items purchased or produced are the first sold, affecting the cost of goods sold and inventory value.