Susan Rae Baker v. Stuart Broadcasting Company

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• finding that the companies were sufficiently interrelated, in part, because one company issued policy manuals that the other was required to follow
• noting that Congress amended the ADEA and Title VII to include this four-factor test, especially as applied to U.S. citizens abroad working for employers in the U.S.
• finding single employer status when, among other factors, the same person had day-today control of the entities
• finding single employer status when, among other factors, the same person had day-to-day control of the entities
• applying the test to determine whether two employers may be joined together for an action under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act (“Title VII”)
• taking into consideration services such as “check writing and completion of the necessary forms for broadcast license renewals” in finding two companies had sufficiently interrelated operations

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