A healthcare organization is hiring a worker for its day care center. The interviewer asks an applicant, "What childcare experience do you have?" The applicant answers, "I've raised four children." Which of the following is correct?
A. An EEOC violation occurred because the hirer knows that the applicant has four children.
B. An FMLA violation occurred because the organization knows that the applicant has a higher likelihood of needing family leave.
C. No violation occurred because the hirer's question was relevant to the job.
D. No violation occurred because asking about an applicant's children is acceptable.
Answer: C
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