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How much regulation is necessary between the employer and the employee?
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Title VII 1 Title VII of The Civil Rights Act Debbie Blakesley Employment Law MGT 434 George Williams October 22, 2003 Title VII 2 Title VII of the Civil Rights Act How much regulation is necessary between the employer and the employee? Laws and regulations are necessary to keep order and stability in the workplace and in society. We do not want the government telling companies how to run their business or how to treat their employees. We complain about too much governmental control, yet we want the protection that these laws and rules provide. Some forms of regulation are necessary between employer and employee to insure that the employee has equal footing with the employer. Any employer with fifteen or more employees falls under the jurisdiction of the Civil Rights Act of 1866. There have been many additions and revisions of this law including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964....
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