02Aug
Failure to Immediately Address Employee Behavioral Issues Not Evidence of Pretext in Later Termination
In employment discrimination cases, when the plaintiff makes out a prima facie claim of bias, the employer must articulate legitimate non-discriminatory reasons for the action. The plaintiff then has the ultimate burden of proving that those...
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Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP
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