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PDF Editor FAQ

In an age where men and women have equal employment opportunities, do you think paying alimony to one's ex-wife is unfair?

Part of the theory of alimony comes from the idea that the lower wage earner of the couple may have sacrificed career opportunity to take a supportive role in the marriage. In such situations, alimony is in part designed to assist the lower wage earner to retrain or take other efforts to rejoin the work force, or to recognize practical difficulties in finding employment at a later age.Note that these rules apply for the benefit of the lower wage earner, regardless of gender. I know several ex-wives who pay alimony to their ex-husbands.

How do certain restaurants and other businesses get away with hiring only attractive girls?

(US Employment Law Perspective)Great question!I would imagine it is because the definition of attractive is subjective and impossible to enforce. What may be attractive to one person, may not be attractive to the next.The US has discrimination laws which prevent employers from treating employees or potential employees less favorably due to:agedisabilitysexgenetic information (risk of getting a disease)national originpregnancyrace/colorreligionAttractiveness does not appear on the list, which is the likely reason companies that have business models (modeling and advertising agencies, gentlemen's clubs, Hooter's, etc.) which center around a certain image are free to hire whomever they feel best represents the image they wish to portray.See also > US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: Types of Discrimination

Why is it legal for Hooters to only hire women?

Because being a woman server at Hooters is considered a "bona fide occupational qualification" that is essential to the identity of the restaurant chain. Hooters has been investigated by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and settled this for $3.75M and an agreement to hire men in roles as hosts and bartenders (but not waitstaff). [1]Hooters considers its main function as a restaurant that also provides "vicarious sexual entertainment" as a function of its hosts (though that kind of flies in the face of public statements that they consider themselves to be a "family-friendly" environment).If employers can establish a BFOQ, they may make hiring decisions that would be otherwise illegally discriminatory -- for example, most strip clubs by their very nature are designed toward one preference or another, and may hire based on their target demographic. If businesses take those decisions too far, they're open to investigation and fines.[1] - http://blogs.findlaw.com/free_enterprise/2009/04/can-men-be-hooters-girls-when-can-businesses-hire-only-women.html

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