Metzler v. Federal Home Loan Bank

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that temporal proximity is insufficient to establish pretext on its own but may be a relevant factor
• finding that six week period between protected activity and adverse action was sufficient to establish third element of prima facie retaliation case
• stating poor job performance is a legitimate, nonretaliatory reason for termination
• \`[A] mistaken belief can be a legitimate reason for an employment decision and is not necessarily pretextual.'\
• temporal proximity is “evidence of a causal connection sufficient to justify an inference of retaliatory motive”
• finding no pretext when new supervisor sets new standards

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).