Through the following theories, an employee-plaintiff can prove discrimination under title vii of the civil rights act of 1964
Generally, In the context of employment and housing law in the United States, the term "disparate effect" refers to actions that negatively affect one group of persons with a protected feature more than another, despite the fact that the laws implemented by employers or landlords are legally neutral.
An example of a disproportionate effect would be the employment of more males than women in the construction industry due to physical height or strength requirements (unintentional discrimination).
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