Catholic Schools May, If They Choose, Refuse to Hire Non-Catholic

question 12

Multiple Choice

Catholic schools may, if they choose, refuse to hire non-Catholic teachers.The basis of this refusal could be:

• A) a "grandfather" clause
• B) a BFOQ requirement
• C) Executive Order 10987
• D) the Civil Rights Act of 1991
• E) the RICO Act

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Medical School

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