Group #1 - Dominick Vandenberg
Case Problem 9 – Liao Vs. TVA
In the case, we believe that the employer is required by
Title VII to continue to give preference under the affirmative action program.
It was their choice to hire her within good cause of that program, and
unfortunately for them they have to follow the guidelines and restrictions of
Title VII under that program. Furthermore, we feel as a violation of a voluntary
affirmative action program cannot serve as the basis for a Title VII
violation. In conclusion, we feel as if
the employer did not discriminate and was able to fire her.
In the findings and results of the case, it was found that
TVA had every right to fire her and did not discriminate in any way shape or
form. “the evidence would not support a finding that the defendant had
otherwise violated the provisions of Title VII.”
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