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BHR 3565, Employment Law 1
Course Learning Outcomes for Unit II
Upon completion of this unit, students should be able to:
1. Explain the substance of the relationship between the employer, employee, and independent
contractor.
1.1 Distinguish between proper and improper selection processes that employers use in hiring
employees.
1.2 Discuss how employee testing can be used by employers in hiring employees and how testing
can be misused by employers.
1.3 Describe the requirements that employers must satisfy in properly terminating employees.
1.4 1.4 Identify the situations where an employer may properly require that employees submit to
polygraph testing.
Reading Assignment
Chapter 2:
Selection
Chapter 3:
Testing
Chapter 5:
Termination
Unit Lesson
Employers have a variety of responsibilities that they owe to employees, and those responsibilities exist
throughout the employment relationship, starting before the employment relationship even begins. Employers
are entitled to select employees that they believe have the best qualifications for a specific position and who
they think will do the best job and be the best employees.
However, most of this course deals with issues of discrimination in employment, and employers have to be
concerned about discrimination, beginning with the process of selecting employees. That means that, though
employers are entitled to hire the employees they think are best suited for the job and the employer,
employers still must be careful that they do not discriminate improperly in the selection process.
We will see when we begin talking about discrimination in earnest that not all discrimination is illegal. There
are certain specific “protected classes” that are identified, and discrimination on the basis of the
characteristics of those “protected classes” is prohibited by law. For instance, an employer cannot
discriminate – in aspect of the employment relationship – against people because of their color, race, national
origin, religion, gender, age, or disability. We will also see that discrimination that is not intentional but that
results from a rule or procedure or practice that seems, on its face, to be proper, is still prohibited.
Discrimination that is intentional is called “disparate treatment,” and discrimination that is not intentional but
that results from something that seems to be appropriate is called “disparate impact.” Employers have to be
careful in all aspects of the employment relationship to avoid both disparate treatment and disparate impact
discrimination, including in the hiring process.
Of course, since there are specified classes that cannot be discriminated against, that means that there is
some discrimination that is not prohibited. For instance, if I apply for a job and the employer thinks that my
disposition is too bad for the job that deals with angry customers each day, that employer can refuse to hire
me on that ...
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