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· 9/5/1990

G.J.B. & Associates, Inc. v. Singleton

Citations

  • 913 F.2d 824
  • 17 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1083
  • 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 15544
  • 1990 WL 126693

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding events subsequent to and unrelated to employment do not constitute actionable retaliation under Title VII
  • analyzing issue in one paragraph and concluding \it is an employee's discharge or other employment impairment that evidences actionable retaliation and not events subsequent to and unrelated to his employment.\
  • noting evidence that the plaintiff was put on probation for her use of offensive language, participated in suggestive behavior, and “reveled in the sexual horseplay”
  • analyzing issue in one paragraph and concluding “it is an employee’s discharge or other employment impairment that evidences actionable retaliation and not events subsequent to and unrelated to his employment.”
  • reviewing plaintiff's allegations that her former employer physically attacked, shot at, and threatened her
  • plaintiff's \enthusiastic receptiveness to sexually suggestive jokes and activities \ indicated that harassing conduct was not unwelcome

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Judges: Baldock, Logan, Seth

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