**Choose the true statement:**- Three ways to avoid, or at least reduce the number of, employment discrimination lawsuits are: to follow the law, to communicate well with workers, and to keep good personnel records and other documentation.- The U.S. Constitution provides no protections for persons seeking to be married who claim that they were discriminated against because of their sexual orientation.- The Equal Pay Act, with some exceptions, requires equal pay for doing the same work; as such, the Act is a comparable worth law.- Since the 1960s, there have been as many federal statutory protections added for employers as for employees.- If Nora, owner of a restaurant called Nora’s Nourriture, refuses to serve lunch to Kavita because of Kavita’s race, Kavita probably has a claim against Nora under the equal protection clause.

Business law encompasses all of the laws that dictate how to form and run a business. This includes…

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