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Retaliation

Aug 31, 2010

09-2815 Hill v. Potter

Employment Retaliation Where an employee could not show there was work available that she could perform with her limitations, summary judgment was properly granted to the employer on her claim that her hours were reduced in retaliation for engaging in protected activities. “We agree with the district court that Hill has failed to show that […]

Aug 31, 2010

09-3002 Hatmaker v. Memorial Medical Center

Employment Retaliation The participation clause in Title VII does not prohibit retaliation for participation in an internal investigation. The ‘investigation’ to which section 2000e-3 refers does not include an investigation by the employer, as distinct from one by an official body authorized to enforce Title VII. (A possible exception, discussed below, is irrelevant to this […]

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