A) enough evidence to raise a presumption of discrimination.
B) written notice from the federal government allowing him to sue his employers.
C) written notice from the state government allowing him to sue his employers and co-workers.
D) direct evidence to raise the mixed-motive analysis under Section 702(m) .
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A) principle reversed by the Supreme court.
B) remedy under Title VII .
C) state employment policy.
D) federal employment policy.
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A) National Labor Relations Board counselor
B) Capitol Guide Service
C) Office of the Architect of the Supreme Court
D) Office of the Attending Physician of the U.S.Attorney General.
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A) Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act counselor.
B) Disparate Treatment Claims counselor.
C) Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) counselor within the employee's own agency.
D) National Labor Relations Board counselor.
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A) pertain to railroad employees, or any other class of workers engaged in foreign or interstate commerce.
B) are voluntary and knowing.
C) do not place undue hardship on the parties.
D) were not knowingly agreed to.
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A) 1889.
B) 1986.
C) 1898.
D) 1978.
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A) 703(n) of Title VII.
B) 703(c) of Title VII.
C) 703(m) of Title VII.
D) 703(a) of Title VII.
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