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Protesting Against English Only Rules



Title VII permits employers to adopt English-only rules under certain circumstances. As with any other workplace policy, an English-only rule must be adopted for nondiscriminatory reasons. An English-only rule would be unlawful if it were adopted with the intent to discriminate on the basis of national origin. Likewise, a policy that prohibits some but not all of the foreign languages spoken in a workplace, such as a no-Navajo rule, would be unlawful. If you believe that your employer's English-only rule is not a business necessity, register your protest by using, 'Protesting Against English Only Rules'.

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