· 10/31/2023
Julio Garcia v. Dora Murgai D/B/A Dabb
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- concluding that negative references of plaintiff constituted adverse employment actions because the references “seriously harmed” the plaintiff’s future employment
- holding that “adverse employment action” includes acts such as hiring, firing, and failing to promote
- holding that termination or loss of pay is an adverse employment action
- noting that harm to future employment prospects is “[o]ne factor” indicating that an action is adverse
- noting that an employer’s action must be materially adverse to an employee’s prospects, but that materiality is not dependent on a tangible employment consequence
- noting that we have applied the “tangible employment action” definition to describe an “adverse employment action”
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