Henry L. Davis v. Con-Way Transportation Central Express, Inc., Now Known as Con-Way Central Express, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• disregarding comments from those who recommended adverse action but who were not ultimate decisionmaker
• “The focus of a pretext inquiry is whether the employer’s stated reason was honest, not whether it was accurate, wise, or well-considered.”
• “Nor are we any more convinced . . . that actions and state- ments by non-decisionmakers reveal the pretextual nature of Con-Way’s decision.”
• “The focus of a pretext inquiry is whether the employer’s stated reason was honest, not whether it was accurate, wise, or well-considered.”
• “A decision-maker is the person responsible for the contested decision.”
• “A decisionmaker is the person responsible for the contested decision.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).