This Case Supported the Idea That an Educational Requirement Can

question 24

Multiple Choice

This case supported the idea that an educational requirement can be quantitatively job validating in stating that such requirements indicates a measure of accomplishment and ability which is essential for performance as a police officer:

• A) Arnold v. Ballard
• B) Palmer v. United States
• C) Davis v. City of Dallas
• D) City of Tulsa v. Berg

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Definitions:

Direct Method

A way of preparing a cash flow statement where actual cash flow information from the company’s operations is used, directly showing cash receipts and cash disbursements.

Machine Hours

A measure of production output based on the amount of time machinery is operated.

Number Of Employees

The total count of individuals employed by a company or organization, either full-time or part-time.

Step-down Method

A method used in cost accounting to allocate service department costs to producing departments, considering inter-departmental services.