The Wright Line Test Is a Standard of Proof Used

question 15

Multiple Choice

The Wright Line test is a standard of proof used to determine:

• A) Whether race or gender discrimination has occurred
• B) Whether an employer has unlawfully retaliated against an employee for union activity
• C) Whether an employee has violated an employer's policies
• D) Whether an employer's discipline and termination process has been applied consistently

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Definitions:

Social Control

Mechanisms, strategies, or structures aimed at regulating individual or group behavior within a society or organization to ensure conformity and compliance to rules or norms.

Weak Cultures

Refers to organizational cultures where there is little agreement on the values, norms, and behaviors expected from employees, leading to inconsistency and varied interpretations.

Overlapping Values

Shared beliefs or principles among different groups or individuals within an organization, which often facilitate cooperation and reduce conflict.

Integration

Incorporation and combination of various parts or aspects into a unified whole, often referring to the process of bringing together different systems, processes, or organizations.