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· 7/24/1991

Anastasia S. Christopher, Cross-Appellant v. Stouder Memorial Hospital, Cross-Appellee

Citations

  • 936 F.2d 870
  • 1991 WL 107791

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  • holding that the plaintiff had no need to prove pretext where she presented, and the factfinder believed, that her supervisors informed her and told others that their actions were taken in response to her protected activity
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  • “The fact that [§ 2000e-5] purports to provide remedies for a class broader than direct employees is a strong indication that the proscriptions contemplated by [§ 2000e- 3] reach beyond the immediate employment relationship.”

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Judges: Jones, Suhrheinrich, Feikens

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