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washai

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What does the FMLA provide?
 
  A) Minimum wage protections
  B) Job protections to employees with serious medical conditions
  C) Paid leave protections
  D) Employers to provide paid vacation

Question 2

Define and explain the purpose of a deferral agency under Title VII.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A deferral agency is a state agency authorized to hear initial Title VII charges; and employee
must first file a charge with the deferral agency before filing with EEOC.





 

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