If an Employer Has a Merit Pay System in Place

question 343

True/False

If an employer has a merit pay system in place, that rewards employees based on productivity, and the result is that, on average, women employees earn less than men employees, the system is illegal under Title VII.

Identify the role of intention in forming a legally binding contract.

Understand the implications of domestic and commercial agreements on the presumption of legal intent.

Recognize the necessity of written evidence for certain contracts under the Statute of Frauds.

Differentiate between primary and secondary obligations in contractual agreements.

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