Kathleen T. HART, Appellant, v. J. T. BAKER CHEMICAL COMPANY

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• refusing to toll the limitations period where plaintiff suspected that her discharge was related to her gender at the time of termination and failed to file in time
• denying equitable tolling although employee was given four reasons for her discharge, none related to her gender, “her suspicions [of gender discrimination] were sufficient to lead a reasonable person to inquire further into the reasons for her discharge”
• denying equitable tolling although employee was given four reasons for her discharge, none related to her gender, “her suspicions [of gender discrimination] were sufficient to lead a reasonable person to inquire further into the reasons for her discharge”
• suspicions sufficient at time of discharge to lead reasonable person to inquire into reasons for discharge

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