Andrew P. Hebert v. The Mohawk Rubber Company

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• holding that an early retirement offer is distinguished from a discharge when the employee has the choice to remain employed
• explaining that a plaintiff may make out a prima facie case for employment discrimination in cases involving workforce reductions by showing, among other things, \that he was purposefully or intentionally discriminated against as an individual\ (emphasis added)
• listing employer’s failure to inform plaintiff of adverse feedback on his work as only one of many pieces of circumstantial evidence that the plaintiff submitted in addition to statistical evidence
• finding sufficient ___ proof to survive summary judgment where the younger retained person \exactly\ conducted the work of riffed employee, with only minor modifications
• listing employer's failure to inform plaintiff of adverse feedback on his work as only one of many pieces of circumstantial evidence that the plaintiff submitted in addition to statistical evidence
• listing employer's failure to inform plaintiff of adverse feedback on his work as only one of many pieces of circumstantial evidence that the plaintiff submitted in addition to statistical evidence

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