Discrimination by the State and by Substantial Monopolies
No law, action, or decision, and no action or decision by a party that
is a substantial monopoly, including decisions of hiring, wages and
salaries, assignment of duties, promotions and demotions of rank,
charges of fees, acceptance as a client or customer, entry into a
contract, and contents of contracts, can be based on or change their
manner of operation based explicitly on race, ethnicity, age, or
except as specified in this document, apparel, coiffure, creed,
deformity, infirmity, or gender, provided that such laws, actions, and
decisions, and such actions and decisions by a party that is a
substantial monopoly, can be based on or change their manner of
operation based explicitly on any characteristic directly implicated
in fitness for fulfillment of the narrowly defined responsibilities of
employment or performance within a contract, including donning of
uniforms while on duty.
This section does not apply to a non-state party when it is not a
substantial monopoly.
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