John M. HAIRSTON, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. the GAINESVILLE SUN PUBLISHING CO., Defendant-Appellee

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• “For factual issues to be considered genuine, they must have a real basis in the record.”
• “In August of 1990, plaintiff was the subject of an adverse employment action; he was suspended with pay for thirty days.”
• “Evidence already introduced to establish the prima facie case may be considered [at the pretext stage].”
• the burden of proof in ADEA retaliation cases is governed by the McDonnellr-Douglas framework

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