Kramer v. Wasatch County Sheriff's Office

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• ellipsis and internal quotation marks 8 Appellate Case: 23-6091 Document: 010111034901 Date Filed: 04/19/2024 Page: 9 omitted
• Sheriff's notice of accusations about being a thief didn't provide plaintiff's employer notice of unreported sexual harassment
• “A manager who works closely with his or her subordinates and who has the power to recommend or otherwise substantially influence tangible employment actions, and who can thus indirectly effectuate them, also qualifies as a ‘supervisor’ under Title VII.”
• finding denial of leave was not a tangible employment action
• “In contrast to a coworker who can only cause a demotion or a pay cut through some elaborate scheme, a supervisor who lacks the direct power to impose tangible employment consequences can accomplish the same easily, without scheming . . . .”

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