...Court, does not preclude the use of testing or measuring procedures; it does proscribe giving them controlling force unless they are demonstrably a reasonable measure of job performance. In the judgment of the Task Force, these tests in combination, as presently used, do not adequately...

...well as the infirmity of using diplomas or degrees as fixed measures of capability," and concluded: "Nothing in the Act precludes the use of testing or...demonstrably a reasonable measure of job performance. . . . What Congress has commanded is that any tests used must measure the person for the job and not...

...well as the infirmity of using diplomas or degrees as fixed measures of capability," and concluded : "Nothing in the Act precludes the use of testing or...demonstrably a reasonable measure of job performance. . . . What Congress has commanded is that any tests used must measure the person for the job and not...

...424 (l97l). In inter preting Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of l964, the Court of Appeals ruled: "Nothing in the Act precludes the use of testing or...demonstrably a reasonable measure of job performance. " CHAPTER III EDUCATION Our educational attainment is not the highest in the world, least of all in...

...construction of § 703 (h) to require that employment tests be job related comports with congressional intent. Nothing in the Act precludes the use of testing or...demonstrably a reasonable measure of job performance. Congress has not commanded that the less qualified be preferred over the better qualified simply because...

...construction of 8 703 (h) to require that employment tests be job related comports with congressional intent. Nothing in the Act precludes the use of testing or...devices and mechanisms controlling force unless they are deuionstrably a reasonable measure of job performance. Congress has not commanded that the less qualified...

...of § 703 ( h ) to require that employment tests be job related comports with congressional intent. Nothing in the Act precludes the use of testing or...procedures; obviously they are useful. What. Congress lias forbidden is giving these devices and mechanisms controlling force unless they are demonstra bly...

...well as the infirmity of using diplomas or degrees as fixed measures of capability,'' and concluded: "Nothing in the Act precludes the use of testing or...demonstrably a reasonable measure of job performance. . . . What Congress has commanded is that any tests used must measure the person for the job and not...

...424 (1971). In interpreting Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Court of Appeals ruled: "Nothing in the Act precludes the use of testing or...demonstrably a reasonable measure of job performance. " CHAPTER III EDUCATION Our educational attainment is not the highest in the world, least of all in...

...successful performance of the jobs for which it was used." Ibid, (emphasis added). We observed further: "Nothing in the Act precludes the use of testing or...demonstrably a reasonable measure of job performance. . . . What Congress has commanded is that any tests used must measure the person for the job and not...