Workforce Week
Published: August 22, 2012
Assume all but the most attenuated of responses to a potentially discriminatory statement qualifies as protected, and do not leave it in the hands of judges or juries to draw these nuanced distinctions.
Last week, I discussed the limits of Title VII's opposition clause in protecting (or not protecting, as the case may be) employees who make unreasonable or unfounded complaints about discrimination. Today, I am going to discuss another aspect of the opposition clause that can also provide some relief to employers — the specificity of one's opposition to an act of discrimination.
Full Story: http://www.workforce.com/article/20120822/BLOGS07/120829980/what-qualifies-as-opposition-under-title-vii
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