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Johnson Vs. Transportation Agency

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Mar 25, 1987

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  1. Sheet Metal Workers Vs. Eeoc US Supreme Court · Jul 02, 1986
  2. Steelworkers Vs. Weber US Supreme Court · Jun 27, 1979
  3. Mcdonnell Douglas Corp. Vs. Green US Supreme Court · May 14, 1973
  4. Runyon Vs. Mccrary US Supreme Court · Jun 25, 1976
  5. Johnson v. Transportation
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  6. Agency - 480 U.S. 616 (1987) U.S. Supreme Court Johnson v. Transportation
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  7. Agency, 480 U.S. 616 (1987) Johnson v. Transportation
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  8. factor in her selection, and that the Agency's Plan was invalid under the criterion announced in Steelworkers v. Weber
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  9. the Agency justified its decision on the basis of its Affirmative Action Plan, the criteria announced in Steelworkers v. Weber
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  10. note that petitioner bears the burden of establishing the invalidity of the Agency's Plan. Only last Term, in Wygant v. Jackson
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  11. of Title VII. This case also fits readily within the analytical framework set forth in McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green
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  12. labor market or general population is appropriate in analyzing jobs that require no special expertise, see Teamsters v. United
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  13. extent of imbalance in truck driving positions), or training programs designed to provide expertise, see Steelworkers v. Weber
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  14. should be with those in the labor force who possess the relevant qualifications. See Hazelwood School District v. United
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  15. in the craft training program were exclusively for blacks, and to the consent decree upheld last Term in Firefighters v. Cleveland
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  16. approvingly noted by JUSTICE POWELL in Regents of University of California v. Bakke
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  17. the adoption and implementation of a voluntary affirmative action plan under the Equal Protection Clause. See Wygant v. Jackson
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  18. General Electric Co. v. Gilbert
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  19. Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co. v. EEOC
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  20. See also Firefighters v. Cleveland
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  21. Alexander v. Gardner-Denver
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  22. redress an employer's past discrimination, see post at 480 U. S. 664 -665, was rejected in Steelworkers v. Weber
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  23. post at 480 U. S. 664 -668, our decisions last term in Firefighters, supra, and Sheet Metal Workers v. EEOC
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  24. standard. See, e.g., Teamsters v. United
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  25. As I explained in my separate opinion in Regents of University of California v. Bakke
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  26. U. S. 265 , 438 U. S. 412 -418 (1978), and as the Court forcefully stated in McDonald v. Santa
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  27. case. But it has not done so. Page 480 U. S. 644 In the Bakke case in 1978 and again in Steelworkers v. Weber
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  28. rhetoric used by the Senators and Congressmen who enacted the bill is now controlling. Thus, as was true in Runyon v. McCrary
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  29. Firefighters v. Cleveland
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  30. Griggs v. Duke
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  31. McDonald v. Santa
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  32. why the plan did not impose a special hardship on white employees or white applicants for employment. Steelworkers v. Weber
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  33. JUSTICE O'CONNOR, concurring in the judgment. In Steelworkers v. Weber
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  34. U.S. at 443 U. S. 202 (quoting United States v. Public
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  35. intent to root out invidious discrimination against any person on the basis of race or gender, McDonald v. Santa
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  36. consistent emphasis on the value of voluntary efforts to further the antidiscrimination purposes of Title VII. Wygant v. Jackson
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  37. workers in Title VII appears substantially similar to this Court's resolution of these same concerns in Wygant v. Jackson
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  38. doubt that the absence of black craftworkers was the result of the exclusion of blacks from craft unions. Steelworkers v. Weber
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  39. positions such as membership in craft unions -- is to the total percentage of blacks in the labor force. See Teamsters v. United
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  40. States, 431 U. S. 324 (1977). cf. Sheet Metal Workers v. EEOC
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  41. suggest past discrimination for purposes of proving a Title VII prima facie case. See Hazelwood School District v. United
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  42. Wygant v. Jackson
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  43. Teamsters v. United
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  44. by other employers, this holding would contradict a decision of this Court rendered only last Term. Wygant v. Jackson
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  45. are at least as stringent as those in the Constitution. See Regents of University of California v. Bakke
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  46. today's decision also disregards the limitations carefully expressed in last Term's opinions in Sheet Metal Workers v. EEOC
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  47. Id. at 476 U. S. 499 (dissenting). See also Firefighters v. Cleveland
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  48. evil against which the plan is legitimately (according to the majority) directed. As originally used in Steelworkers v. Weber
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  49. itself, see 443 U.S. at 443 U. S. 200 , 443 U. S. 204 , and in later decisions, see Firefighters v. Cleveland
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  50. of POWELL, J.), this Court has repeatedly emphasized that Weber involved only a private employer. See Williams v. New
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