Mary applies for a job with Northern Oil Company. Northern does not hire her because of...
Mary applies for a job with Northern Oil Company. Northern does not hire her because of her ethnicity, or national origin. This is A)a constructive discharge. B)disparate-impact discrimination. C)disparate-treatment discrimination. D)not discrimination.
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C) as mary is not hired because of her ethnicity or national origin , it is a case of intentional discrimination. And disparate treatment is a sort of discrimination at workplace which is intentional
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