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<em>Garcia v. Spun Steak Co.</em>: The Ninth Circuit Requires That Title VII Plaintiffs Prove the Adverse Effect of a Challenged English-Only Workplace Rule
Although the Spun Steak decision recognizes that English-only rules may impact Title VII in some circumstances, the court held that an employer's good-faith imposition of these rules on fully bilingual employees does not violate Title VII. Section II of this Comment presents an overview of the subst
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