· 5/6/1976
Broderick v. Associated Hospital Service
Citations
- 536 F.2d 1
How courts have described this case
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- holding that more than an eight- month gap between the filing of an EEOC complaint and a retaliatory action suggested a causal relationship
- holding that an eight-month gap between protected activity and an adverse action was not too great to infer a causal connection
- finding that the lapse of eight months between an EEOC complaint and retaliatory act indicated a causal connection”
- finding that the lapse of eight months between an EEOC complaint and retaliatory act indicated a causal connection
- holding more-than-eight-month gap between EEOC complaint and retaliatory action suggested a causal relationship
- describing causal connection as “a retaliatory motive playing a part in the adverse employment actions”
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Judges: Garth, Seitz
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