Bowden v. Clough

How courts have described this case

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• finding that plaintiff did not state a claim for discrimination based on being “given extra tasks” in relation to his female counterparts in part because “the tasks among all [co-workers] vary according to their skill and experience”
• granting defendant summary judgment when plaintiff alleged failure to promote and compensate but did not provide evidence or details to substantiate claim
• plaintiff’s request was not a reasonable accommodation and would cause undue hardship to employer “given that [the agency] may not have the technological or personnel resources to accommodate the 21 plaintiff’s desire” to attend meetings remotely
• evaluating Title VII and Rehabilitation Act claims under same standard
• evaluating Title VII and Rehabilitation Act claims under same standard

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).