In Order to Prove a Retaliatory Discharge Claim,an Employee Must

question 26

Multiple Choice

In order to prove a retaliatory discharge claim,an employee must show that:

• A) he or she was participating in a protected activity.
• B) he or she belongs to a prohibited category.
• C) there is no causal connection between his or her protected activity and the employer's adverse action.
• D) there is a chance that the employer may seek protection under the bona fide occupational qualification defense.

Distinguish between innocent, fraudulent, and nonintentional misrepresentations.

Understand the legal consequences and remedies associated with misrepresentation and fraud.

Comprehend the role of scienter in legal determinations related to fraud.

Recognize the ethical and legal issues involved in business dealings and the exploitation of trust or authority.

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