Betty Faye Price v. Marathon Cheese Corp.

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• holding that plaintiff’s condition did not rise to the level of “serious health condition” where there was no evidence that she was actually incapacitated during her absence from work
• holding that plaintiff's carpal tunnel syndrome did not constitute a chronic serious health condition
• age-based remarks are relevant to a determination of age discrimination, but mere stray remarks are not sufficient
• “To establish pretext, a plaintiff cannot merely rely on his subjective belief that discrimination has occurred . . . .”
• eczema not a serious health condition

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