· 4/3/2024
Commonwealth v. Nascimento, A.
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- discussing that a promotion encompasses “additional supervisory duties and greater authority, [and moving] from hourly to salaried compensation”
- holding that several actions taken together constituted materially adverse action
- explaining that the elements of retaliation for Title VII and § 1981 are the same
- stating district court’s formulation of jury instructions is reviewed for abuse of discretion
- adding reports of poor performance by the employee was evidence of pretext
- finding reduction of duties, disciplinary action, negative personnel reports, “papering” a file, and employer-required remedial training that adversely affect or undermine employee’s position constitute adverse employment action
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Judges: Per Curiam
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