· 12/19/1996
Joiner v. Ohio Dep't of Transportation
Citations
- 949 F. Supp. 562
- 1996 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 19439
- 77 Fair Empl. Prac. Cas. (BNA) 131
- 1996 WL 748348
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- noting that “the protected activity must have 11 occurred prior to the alleged acts of retaliation”
- granting summary judgment for failure to show adverse employment action, when plaintiff did not allege any material change in his working conditions
- “The action of filing a complaint alleging employment discrimination with the proper state and federal agencies is clearly protected activity under Title VII”
- loss of opportunity for overtime and loss of supervisory responsibility insufficient to establish that lateral transfer was an adverse employment action
- no adverse employment action, despite loss of overtime and supervisory responsibilities, because no change in pay or benefits and no other conditions existed which would make working conditions intolerable
- no “loss of prestige or an objectively demeaning change of working conditions”; new title and “the loss of opportunity for overtime and the loss of supervisory responsibility” insufficient to constitute adverse employment action
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Judges: Dlott
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