EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. CITY OF JANESVILLE, Defendant-Appellant

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• finding no irreparable injury \in the absence of a showing that\ retired firefighter would \suffer 'deterioration of his skill'\
• stating in dictum that the city’s submission of reports evidencing the Wisconsin Legislature’s judgment that age is a BFOQ for the entire class of protective service jobs may be enough to establish a BFOQ defense
• “Reinstatement pending a trial on the merits ... is an extraordinary remedy permissible only upon a substantial showing of irreparable injury.”
• district court abused its discretion by reinstating fired police chief pending trial on the merits given the lack of irreparable harm
• “Reinstatement pending a trial on the merits . . . is an extraordinary remedy permissible only upon a substantial showing of irreparable injury.”

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