JONES, LOVELLE G. v. ANNUCCI, ANTHONY

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, of two job grievances filed by the employee, only the one complaining of discrimination based on a protected characteristic could support a retaliation claim
• summarizing case as holding that \adverse actions 'count as retaliation only if [actors] had actual knowledge of' protected activity\
• “[Defendants’] alleged misdeeds count as retaliation only if they had actual knowledge of the . . . grievance.”
• “[The defendants’] alleged misdeeds count as retaliation only if they had actual knowledge of the [protected activity].”
• “[To] constitute statutorily protected activity under Title VII, the complaint must indicate [that] the discrimination occurred because of sex, race, national origin, or some other protected class.”

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