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WGU C233 Employment Law Quizzes With 100% Correct Answers What is judicial review? - answerThe power of the Supreme Court to consider whether a law comports with the Constitution Which of the following is NOT a purpose or function of law? *Settle private and public disputes *Determine procedu...

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WGU C233 Employment Law Quizzes With
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What is judicial review? - answer✔✔The power of the Supreme Court to consider whether a
law comports with the Constitution
Which of the following is NOT a purpose or function of law?


*Settle private and public disputes
*Determine procedures for changing the law
*Prevent desirable, or promote undesirable behavior

*Facilitate for private arrangements between individuals - answer✔✔Prevent desirable, or
promote undesirable behavior

What is a precedent? - answer✔✔A controlling rule, example, or guide

The doctrine of a court following the precedent of an earlier court is knows as: -
answer✔✔Stare decisis

What is a judicial view? - answer✔✔The power of the Supreme Court to consider whether a law
comports with the Constitution.
Which of the following laws has the least amount of power under the Supremacy Claus? -
answer✔✔State Laws

Agency is a ________ relationship (a legally binding agreement) between a principal and an
agent whereby the principal, expressly or implicitly, authorizes the agent to work on his behalf
and with the power to bind the principal. - answer✔✔Contract

An employer can be exposed to liability in tort (a civil wrong which causes someone harm) for
the acts or omissions of the employee. This employment law is best known as: -
answer✔✔Vicarious Liability
Employee conduct which is reasonably relative to a job description and foreseeable by the
employer as part of the job description is referred to as: - answer✔✔Scope of Employment

,In the scope of employment context, which of the following is an example of frolic and detour?
- answer✔✔An employee runs a personal errand while driving to a meeting at a company
branch office.
"Let the master answer for the servant" applies to which vicarious liability doctrine? -
answer✔✔Respondeat superior

Of the following classifications of worker, which causes smallest obligation to the employer? -
answer✔✔Independent Contractor

Which of the following is NOT one of the three different tests commonly used to determine if a
worker is an employee or an independent contractor?


*The economic realities test
*The IRS 20-factor analysis
*The common law agency test

*The working description test - answer✔✔The working description test

What is the main purpose of the economic realities test? - answer✔✔Determine whether the
worker has little freedom to exit the relationship because they are economically dependent on
the business
The IRS has adopted the 20-factor analysis as a guide to employers in determining if workers
are indeed independent contractors. Which of the following is NOT a factor?


*Integration: How closely the employer's business processes linked to a worker's performance?
*Relationship: How many hours per year do the employee and employer spend time together
outside of work?
*Training: How much training does the employer give?

*Instructions: Who controls what, when and how work is to be done? - answer✔✔Relationship:
How many hours per year do the employee and employer spend time together outside of
work?
TRUE or FALSE: Generally, partners, directors and major shareholders are not employees. -
answer✔✔TRUE

What is the definition of an employer? - answer✔✔An entity that employs another to work on
his or her behalf for pay.

,Operations of two or more employers are considered so intertwined that they can considered a
single employer for purposes of both federal statutory coverage and liability. This is knows as: -
answer✔✔Integrated Enterprise

When two or more entities, which are not engaged in an integrated exercise, exert control over
an employee such that each entity may be considered an employer, this is known as the
_______ doctrine. - answer✔✔Joint Employer

A business is a _____ employment agency if it regularly procures employees for at least one
covered employer. - answer✔✔Covered

Which of the following is NOT a qualification to fall under federal employment law statutes?


*An entity is not engaged in an industry-affecting commerce
*An entity maintains a hiring hall which procures employees for at least one covered employer
*An entity membership exceeds certain number

*An entity represents the employees of an of an employer - answer✔✔An entity is not engaged
in an industry-affecting commerce

Under the Employment-At-Will Doctrine, _____. - answer✔✔An employer may terminate an
employee at any time, for any legal reason without incurring liability.
The At-Will Doctrine has come under much criticism in the modern age because _____. -
answer✔✔It allows for possible harsh consequences for the employee.

Which of the following is NOT recognized exception to at-will doctrine under the common law?


*Implied covenant of good faith
*Public Policy
*Economic sustainability

*Implied contract - answer✔✔*Economic sustainability

How many states recognize the the public policy exception? - answer✔✔44

If an employee is terminated for claiming minimum wage or overtime compensation, engaging
in union activities, opposing unlawful discriminatory practices, filing for workers' compensation,
or "whistleblowing," the employer may face liability for a - answer✔✔retaliatory discharge

, Employees may claim wrongful termination through _____ or constructive discharge. -
answer✔✔tort claims

What is the doctrine of Constructive Discharge? - answer✔✔Conditions of unfairness or
mistreatment exist at work to such a degree that no reasonable employee would feel he or she
had any other option but to quit.
When a third party, perhaps a co-worker or client, pressures the employer to terminate an
employee without cause, _____ has occured. - answer✔✔Intentional interference with a
contract.
_____ prohibits termination for anything other than good cause once an employee has
successfully passed a probationary period and allows for an employee to seek arbitration for a
termination dispute. - answer✔✔Montana Wrongful Discharge From Employment Act

TRUE or FALSE: The Montana Wrongful Discharge from Employment Act limits employee
damages for wrongful termination to four years of compensation. - answer✔✔TRUE

______ is/are the primary reason(s) U.S.C. section 1981 and the Civil Rights Act of 1871 were
ineffective in improving the rights of blank Americans? - answer✔✔Lack of enforcement

On June 19, 1963, President John F. Kennedy sent comprehensive civil rights legislation to
Congress, asking it to: - answer✔✔"Make a commitment it has not fully made in this century to
the proposition that race has no place in America life or law."
The Vll covers employers to have "_____ or more employees for each working day in each of
twenty or more calendar weeks in the current preceding calendar year, and any agent such a
person." - answer✔✔15

TRUE or FALSE: Title Vll does not prevent employers of businesses operated in proximity to
Native American reservations from preferring Indians over others for jobs. - answer✔✔TRUE

Which of the following is not a specified protected class under Title Vll? - answer✔✔Sexual
affinity or orientation
Which federal agency was created by the Civil Rights act of 1964 and tasked to enforce federal
anti-discrimination statutes. - answer✔✔EEOC

During its first few years, the EEOC lacked enforcement authority and had power to only
investigate discrimination and then refer meritorious claims to the _____ to pursue through
litigation. - answer✔✔Department of Justice

The EEOC has influenced the judicial interpretation of civil rights legislation by helping to define
what constitutes _____. - answer✔✔Discrimination

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