Kindred v. Human Rights Commission

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• stating that an employee must “prove that [his qualifications were so superior and] so obvious that [the employer’s] reasoning was unbelievable and must be construed as merely a pretext for age discrimination”
• stating that an employee must \prove that *** [his qualifications were so superior and] so obvious that *** [the employer's] reasoning was unbelievable and must be construed as merely a pretext for age discrimination\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).