Legal Question in Constitutional Law in Michigan
Discrimation
Is there any discrimination case where a secretary is required to make coffee for their bosses meetings
Asked on 4/18/07, 10:11 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Jay Courtright
Jay Courtright, Attorney at Law
Re: Discrimation
Typically a discrimination case involves what are known as suspect classifications-those classifications are confined to racial classifications, gender classifications, national origin classifications, and birth status (a child born out of wedlock, for instance). There isn't a suspect classification based on employment per se, but if in demanding that a female secretary makes coffee, bossman harasses the secretary on the basis of her gender by demeaning her in the process it may be a different situation.
Answered on 4/18/07, 6:41 pm
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