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Workers Comp
an exclusive remedy - must prove you are an employee and the injury was an accident, if you accept workers comp benefits you can't turn around and sew your employer for an accidental injury that happened at work, even if it was the result of your employers actions
OSHA
- was enacted in 1970
-designed to promote safety in the workplace
-cannot fire you if you decline dangerous working conditions
Occupational safety and health act
what does OSHA stand for
fair labor standards act
what does FLSA stand for
fair labor standards act
most comprehension wage and hour law we have to this day
-child labor
- minimum wage
- over time
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under the age of ___ you can only
- deliver news papers
-chores for parents
- agricultural setting
- entertainment industry with supervision
$7.24
federal minimum wage
overtime
1 and a half times your regular pay
overtime
calculated based on the number of HOURS a week you work- any hours over 40
Cobra
a federal law that permits employees to continue their insurance even after they have been fired
family and medical leave act
What does FMLA stand for
FMLA
guarantees an employee of up to 12 weeks of UNPAID leave for family and medical emergencies
-also applies to family members who want to take care of families who are on active duty
- you are guaranteed your original or comperable position (you get you job back or something similar)
- only exception to this is if you're in the top 10% wage earners for that employer
monitor
as an employer you want to avoid liability for invasion of privacy claims it is in your best interest to notify your employees that you're going to _____ their electronic devices
title 7
prohibits employment discrimination
-race
-color
-nation Oregon
-gender
-religion
EEOC
federal agency that monitors employers and clients is called ____?
equal employment opportunity commission
What does EEOC stand for?
investigate and file sew, investigate and settle with employer, or issue a write to sew letter
what are 3 things EEOC does?
issue a write to sew letter
when EEOC does not find evidence against anything they ______
- giving you permission to sew
district treatment
when a specific individual is targeted and discriminated against
disparate impact
when an entire protected group is discriminated against
disparate impact to discrimination
a law can be neutral on its face but when you dig deeper that law can have some discriminatory intent
reverse discrimination
title 7 also protects people that fall into majority groups
Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
-2009
federal statute that allows someone who feels like they are the victim of gender discrimination in the form of pay
- give them 180 days from each paycheck to file a claim with the EEOC
discrimination against pregnancy, sexual harassment
________________ and ________- is discriminated against under title 7 of the civil rights act
quid pro quo, hostile work environment
2 types of sexual harassment
quid pro quo
the exchanging of sexual favors for positive job benefit
hostile work environment
the work place becomes so intolerable because of the sexual harassment that is taking place making a person not want to go to work anymore
- a cubical with porn on the screensaver constitutes as this
Ellerth Faragher Affirmative Defense
affirmitive defense that employers can use against a sexual harassment claim
- to be able to use this defense the employer has to be able to prove that they had a prohibition against sexual harassment and they had a policy in place
-you have to report the behavior to avoid liability
National Origin Discrimination
when somebody is discriminated against due to their heritage or cultural characteristics
Americans with disability act
What does ADA stand for?
true
You are only allowed to have a disability for drug use if you are a drug addict or have attended rehab that is on file (true or false)
Age Discrimination in Employment Act
what does ADEA stand for
ADEA
-have to prove that you are 40 years or older and/or otherwise qualified to do the job
-protects individuals over the age of 40 from workplace discrimination that favors younger workers.
consumer protection laws
designed to protect us as consumers
food and drug administration
created under the food dug and cosmetic act
food drug and cosmetic act
the FDA is going to regulate and oversee the approval of all food additives, drugs, cosmetics, and other medicinal devices through the _____________
Nutrition Labeling and Education Act
requires food labels to have standard nutrition facts and regulates the use of such terms as fresh and low fat
Consumer Product Safety Commission
what does CPSC stand for
Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)
broad regulatory authority over the safety of consumer products
aircraft, motor vehicles, fire arms
exceptions of The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)
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you can reply on your parents insurance until the age of ___
obamacare
you can reply on your parents insurance until the age of 26 due to ______
bait-and-switch
lure someone into a store with low prices then try and make them buy the higher priced item
• Fails to promise to deliver the advertised item within a reasonable time.
• Discourages employees from selling the advertised item.
• Refuses to show the advertised item.
• Fails to have a reasonable quantity of 8 the item in stock
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
an amendement to the Truth-in-lending act (TILA)
-prohibits discrimination through the extension of credit on the basis of race, color, gender, religion, national origin, age, marital status, and whether or not you receive public assisatnce
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
what does ECOA stand for
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
tries to curve any abusive practices the debt collectors may be taking apart in
real property
land or anything permanently fixed to the land
subsurface rights/ mineral rights
ownership to the stuff beneath the service of the land
Possessory Rights
a bundle of rights for real for real property ownership is called ______
Fee Simple Absolute
- a form of ownership from the possessory rights
-entitiles you to the fullest bundle of legal rights available to a land owner
deed
The instrument used to transfer possession and title to land from person to person
general warranty deed
the seller is guaranteeing that there are no defects in title and no defects in the ownership of the property from the time the seller owns the property and for all other owners
- protect from ANY claims of defect in title from the time it became a piece of property until now
Special warranty deed/ statutory deed
the seller is guaranteeing and protecting the buyer from any defects in title or defects in ownership of the property that recalls by the seller or buy the time the seller owned the property
adverse possession
when you take title or ownership of property by wrongfully possessing it
- by gift, will, or inheritance
joint,
different types of concurrent ownerships
joint tendencies
you have a right of survivorship that if one of the owners dies that the dead person's interest in property goes only to the surviving owners of the property
tendencies-in-common
there is NO right to survivorship
when an owner of property dies, their ownership interest is distributed to their aires according to their will
tendency by the entirety
A rare form of shared ownership of real property by married persons. Neither spouse may separately transfer his or her interest during his or her lifetime unless the other spouse consents. A divorce, either spouse's death, or mutual agreement will terminate a tenancy by the entirety
- does provide a right of survivorship
lease
the seller gives the owner the right to property for an amount of time in return for consideration
fixed tendency
you know the start and end date to a lease
periodic tendency
you pay your rent in periodic intervals but theres no end date to the lease
-pay each month (month-to-month
tendency at will
when a tendencies is determined by a lease and it can end at any time either the seller or buyer wants
Easement
Right of a person to make limited use of another person's real property without taking anything from the property.