Alfred Hale Rubber Co. v. Morse & Burt Co.

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• noting that evidence where supervisor used word “bitch” as synonym for “complain” would provide stronger evidence of sex harassment because that would demonstrate that supervisor associated complaining with females
• noting that evidence where supervisor used word \bitch\ as synonym for \complain\ would provide stronger evidence of sex harassment because that would demonstrate that supervisor associated complaining with females
• noting that evidence where supervisor used word \bitch\ as synonym for \complain\ would provide stronger evidence of sex harassment because that would demonstrate that supervisor associated complaining with females
• where supervisor used term “bitch” to describe plaintiff employee, court determined term when directed toward only one woman, rather than women in general, was not indicative of general misogynist attitude and thus not probative of gender discrimination

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