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Tаrа Thоmpsоn, а female, applies fоr a job at Light Installers Inc. as a light installer in commercial buildings. The interviewer tells Tara the company has a policy not to hire anyone shorter than 5 feet 10 inches tall, because shorter individuals often have difficulty reaching light fixtures, although she could use a ladder to do the work. As Tara is 5 feet 7 inches tall, she did not get the job. Believing this is discrimination against a protected class, a violation of Title VII, Tara filed a complaint with the EEOC, but they decided not to investigate and sent her a right to sue letter. ANSWER IN COMPLETE SENTENCES (2 pts) (2-3 sentences) If Tara pursues a Title VII claim, is this a disparate impact or disparate treatment case? How do you know (in other words, what is the meaning of each)? (4 pts) If Tara pursues a Title VII claim, what four elements must she prove? New facts: Pete Peterson asks his employer not to schedule him to work Tuesdays after 3:00 p.m. because he attends a religious service each Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. (4 pts) (2-3 sentences) Explain the two burdens/responsibilities imposed upon employers regarding the religious beliefs of applicants/employees? (2 pts) (2-3 sentences) Are there any defenses to a claim that an employer refused to accommodate? In other words, explain when an employer need NOT make an accommodation in Pete’s case.
Henry is grаnted аn incentive stоck оptiоn (ISO) on Jаnuary 10, 2014, with an exercise price is $10. On January 11, 2023. Henry exercises the option for $33 share. What is the effect on alternative minimum taxable income when Henry exercises the ISO?