Performance Appraisals and Discrimination Suits: Do Courts Pay Attention to Validity?
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title
The Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal
Volume
4
Issue
2
Publisher
Springer Verlag
First Page
149
Last Page
163
Publication Date
1991
Abstract
Performance appraisals have been reviewed by courts when there is an allegation they were used in a discriminatory manner. This article evaluates several federal court cases where performance appraisals were at issue. This analysis leads to the conclusion that courts give very little direction to employers and employees as to whether a particular type of performance appraisal system will withstand judicial scrutiny.
Recommended Citation
Beck-Dudley, C. L., & McEvoy, G. M. "Performance Appraisals and Discrimination Suits: Do Courts Pay Attention to Validity?" The Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal, 1991, 4, 2, 149-163.
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