Heinrich Motors, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board

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• where discriminatee engaged in self employment without profit, reasonable diligence in discharging mitigation duty was found nevertheless
• “It is indisputable that self-employment is an adequate .and proper way for the injured employee to attempt to mitigate his loss of wages.”
• “The general rule in back pay cases is that a wrongfully discharged employee is entitled to the difference between what he would have earned but for the wrongful discharge and his actual interim earnings from the time of discharge until he is offered reinstatement.”
• \The general rule in back pay cases is that a wrongfully discharged employee is entitled to the difference between what he would have earned but for the wrongful discharge and his actual interim earnings from the time of discharge until he is offered reinstatement.\
• \The general rule in back pay cases is that a wrongfully discharged employee is entitled to the difference between what he would have earned but for the wrongful discharge and his actual interim earnings from the time of discharge until he is offered reinstatement.\
• “The general rule in back pay cases is that a wrongfully discharged employee is entitled to the difference between what he would have earned but for the wrongful discharge and his actual interim earnings from the time of discharge until he is offered reinstatement.”

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