Substantially Similar Jobs Don't Have to Be Identical Jobs in Discrimination Cases

Substantially Similar Jobs Don't Have to Be Identical Jobs in Discrimination Cases

For more information, go to br Labor lawyer Paul Mollica discusses the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals' opinion in Riser v. QEP Energy, a discrimation case with claims under the Equal Pay Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The court remanded the case after a summary judgment. A key holding on appeal is that two jobs do not have to be identical in order to be "substantially equal" when deciding a discrimination question.


User: Sequence Media Group

Views: 75

Uploaded: 2015-02-06

Duration: 05:47