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The Oakland Raider Raiderettes
What team created a lawsuit against the NFL?
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Flour
What food was used to demonstrate "Base Pay" in the Intel video?
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True
True or false: Market forces change over time
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Major League Baseball Properties, Inc.
Who was the FanFest lawsuit brought up against?
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$125
How much was each Raiderette getting paid per game originally?
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All the monetary rewards, both direct and indirect, provided to employees
What is compensation?
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False- overtime, min wage, and child labor
True or false: FSLA oversees overtime pay and retirement plans
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With t-shits, caps, water bottles, free admission, and baseball memorabilia
How was John Chen rewarded for his volunteer work?
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$9.00/ hour or $14,000 backpay
How much were the Raiderettes paid after the lawsuit was settled?
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A supplemental retirement system established in 1935
What is Social Security?
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Just over 15%
About how much of your salary goes to Social Security/Medicare?
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His compensation did not add up to minimum wage
What was John Chen's argument for suing Major League Baseball Properties, Inc?
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Caitlin
What was the name of the cheerleader in the video?
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Health insurance, company vehicle, free/reduced fees, paid events, etc.
What are examples of indirect monetary rewards?
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Health Insurance, Life Insurance, Retirement Plans, Paid Leave
Name a benefit that is a form of direct compensation that we talked about in class
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Over 2,000
How many volunteers were needed to put on FanFest?
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Mandating what the Raiderettes could and could not do on and off the field
Why was the NFL Constitution in controversy over the lawsuit?
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Divorce, resignation, layoff, discharge, medical leave, etc.
What are examples (list two) of qualifying events under COBRA?
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Job Descriptions, Job Evaluation, Job Classification, Pay Structure
Name the 4 Tools of Pay Structure as mentioned in class
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FanFest was a seasonal amusement attraction that was not directly connected with Major League Baseball Properties, Inc.
Why did the courts rule in favor of Major League Baseball Properties, Inc?
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