· 10/26/1995
Hanlon v. Chambers
Citations
- 464 S.E.2d 741
- 195 W. Va. 99
- 1995 W. Va. LEXIS 198
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- recognizing cause of action under Human Rights Act for hostile work environment where supervisory employees have been sexually harassed by subordinate employees
- recognizing cause of action under the WVHRA for hostile work environment where supervisory employees have been sexually harassed by subordinate employees
- noting that, barring statutory distinctions or other compelling reasons, we analyze cases brought under HRA consistent with federal anti-discrimination laws
- noting that, barring statutory distinctions or other compelling reasons, we analyze cases brought under HRA consistent with federal anti-discrimination laws
- setting forth factors to establish a claim based upon hostile work environment and reiterating employers’ duty to ensure workplaces free of sexual harassment
- describing plaintiff’s burden to show circumstances give rise to inference of unlawful motivation as de minimis
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Judges: Cleckley
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