27) However, a mechanical application of existing
disparate impact doctrine will fail to meet the particular risks that workforce analytics pose.
In addition to the
disparate impact on environmental justice communities, the pipeline has significant environmental impacts throughout its route, including the imminent threat of horizontal direction drilling (HDD) along major rivers in Florida, such as the Suwannee and Santa Fe Rivers.
500(c)(1), in order to establish a "prima facie showing of
disparate impact," (83) the "charging party.
When discussing
disparate impact most people think of racial discrimination, but there are 12 federally protected classes: race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, pregnancy, citizenship, familial status, disability status, veteran status and genetic information.
Toomey questioned the agency's use of
disparate impact, stating it was applying a novel new approach.
First,
disparate impact claims may now be brought against lenders under an additional provision of the FHA.
If unsuccessful job-seekers can file
disparate impact claims against employers, businesses will need to curtail bona fide hiring practices to the detriment of future job seekers.
What makes OCR's
disparate impact analysis all the more remarkable is that it has already been soundly rejected by the Supreme Court.
As to the
disparate impact claim, the Eleventh Circuit, sitting en banc, examined the pertinent section of the statute, which makes it "unlawful for an employer .
For example, is an employment policy that causes a one percent
disparate impact an appropriate policy for redress through
disparate impact litigation?
The
Disparate Impact Fix: The Current Model Does Not Adequately Address Problems Faced by Formerly Incarcerated People 554 B.
Within this context, this Comment considers how implicit bias might be used as "social framework" evidence to substantiate an employee's
disparate impact discrimination claim.
