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Sex, Gender, or Marital Status (RA 6725 and 9710; DO 251, s. 2025)
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- Under Article133[135] and DO251-2025, the equal-remuneration rule concerns which comparison? Multiple Choice Easy
- Which employment practice is expressly prohibited when based solely on sex? Multiple Choice Easy
- RA9710 defines discrimination against women as applying irrespective of what status? Multiple Choice Easy
- A company pays a woman less than a man for work stipulated to be of equal value solely because the manager believes men… Multiple Choice Medium
- Two employees perform work of equal value. A genuine sex-neutral seniority scale pays the longer-serving male employee … Multiple Choice Medium
- A firm evaluates two different jobs using reasonable compensable factors and concludes that they have equal value. It n… Multiple Choice Hard
- A woman brings a claim that she was deliberately denied a promotion solely because of sex. Her employer argues that the… Multiple Choice Hard
- An employer argues that equal remuneration applies only to identical jobs and never to fringe benefits. Evaluate that p… Essay Medium
- Explain why an employer cannot defend a promotion policy favoring men solely by saying that women are protected only wh… Essay Medium
- Discuss the distinction between criminal liability and a separate money claim for willful unlawful sex discrimination u… Essay Medium
- Does RA9710’s discrimination definition consider a measure’s effect as well as its purpose? Multiple Choice Easy
- Does substantive equality under RA9710 include de facto equality and equality in outcomes? Multiple Choice Easy