One Initial Problem with Policing Workplace Discrimination Through the Civil

question 118

Multiple Choice

One initial problem with policing workplace discrimination through the Civil Rights Act of
1964 was that

• A)there were no federal government agencies or departments authorized to investigate complaints or enforce the law.
• B)the complaining party was required to show evidence that deliberate discrimination was the cause of a failure to get a job or a training opportunity.
• C)both the federal and state government civil rights agencies were required to reach the same conclusion about a complaint before any penalty could be assessed to a discriminatory employer.
• D)it covered only state government agencies and did not apply to private employers.

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Definitions:

Unit Level Activities

Activities that are performed each time a unit is produced, directly associated with production volume.

Batch Level Activity

Actions or processes that relate to producing a batch of goods or services, often involving costs that change with the number of batches produced rather than individual units.

Medical Clinic

A healthcare facility that primarily focuses on the care of outpatients, offering various medical services and treatments.

Activity-Based Costing

Activity-based costing is a method of allocating overhead costs to specific products or services based on the activities required to produce them, providing a more accurate reflection of the costs associated with each product or service.