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Essay heading: Disparate Impact
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April 9, 2003 |
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Also noted, are noncannery jobs paying a higher salary to employees than "cannery jobs." Nonwhite Cannery employees filed a suit in the District Court under Title VII o the Civil Rights Act of 1964, alleging that many of the company's hiring and promotion practices were responsible for its racial stratification and had additionally denied them employment as noncannery workers on the basis of race... displayed 300 characters
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The court of Appeals, however, reversed the finding, advising that the nonwhite employees had made out a case of disparate impact in the hiring for both skilled and unskilled noncannery positions, advising that the company relied solely on employee statistics demonstrating a high percentage of nonwhite workers in cannery positions and a low percentage of such workers in noncannery positions... displayed next 300 characters
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