['Hill v. Gray']

How courts have described this case

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• “An employee’s resignation or retirement, when the only other available option for the employee is removal by the employer for valid reasons, does not qualify as constructive discharge.”
• “An employee’s resignation or retirement, when the only other available option for the employee is removal by the employer for valid reasons, does not qualify as constructive discharge.”
• “Because the Office of Employee Appeals did not address Ms. Hill’s discrimination claim under Title VII or the ADEA, and because the Office of Employee Appeals’ final order is ‘judicially unreviewed,’ there is no preclusive effect on Ms. 6 Hill’s discrimination claims.”

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