The next subject for review will be discrimination in employment decisions, whether disparate treatment or disparate impact. find a current case related to discrimination in employment decisions and provide an analysis of that case. For your analysis, provide a description, explanation, evaluation, and critique of the legal issues represented, the arguments presented, and the court decision made. Finally, determine if the issue is an example of disparate treatment or disparate impact and provide an assessment of how the legal question or court decision may be different than previous courts’ decisions. In this context, explain and evaluate what has changed. Objectives
Analyze the interrelationship of the decisions made as managers and leaders in the hospitality industry and their legal implications.
Discuss the influence of changing cultural and social environments on legislation and regulations.
Explain the relationship of employers, employees, and guests within a legal framework.
Case Analysis Details
The expectation is that you identify the primary elements of the case [facts, allegations, arguments, decisions, etc.], describe the outcome following the case or a forecasted outcome of a current case, and evaluate and critique the arguments, decisions, and outcomes.
Identify facts, allegations, arguments, court decision
Describe the relevance or significance of decisions based on actual or possible outcomes in relation to the hospitality industry
Evaluate and critique arguments, decisions, and outcomes
You are being tasked with providing evaluation, analysis, or critique. The assignments in this class are not only providing an outline, timeline, or case brief. The writing does not need to convey agreement with any decision and should be an objective, unbiased assessment of the legal issue, relevant law or precedent, and the outcome. The aim is to demonstrate your understanding of the law, how it is interpreted/implemented, and how it affects the hospitality industry. The focus is on the law in the United States. You can compare and contrast with the law and court cases of other countries, but there has to be a foundation of American law in the writing.
Standards
The analysis will be presented in essay form using APA writing standards. The following segments can be used to organize your writing; introduction to the case, the issue, the facts, the court’s decision and the reasoning for the decision (1 section), your analysis, and conclusion, BUT these are just a suggestion to help organize writing.
Written communication: Written communication is free of errors that detract from the overall message.
APA formatting: Resources and citations are formatted according to APA style and formatting.
