· 9/9/1994
Nancy J. Kobrin v. University of Minnesota the Regents of the University of Minnesota
Citations
- 34 F.3d 698
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 24365
- 65 Fair Empl. Prac. Cas. (BNA) 1624
- 1994 WL 484397
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- finding pretext in failure-to-hire case where employer’s proffered reason was directly contradictory to the initial reason given to employee
- rejection of defendant’s proffered explanations may permit, though does not require, a finding of intentional discrimination
- “Substantial changes over time in the employer’s proffered reason for its employment decision support a finding of pretext.”
- \Substantial changes over time in the employer's proffered reason for its employment decision support a finding of pretext.\
- “Substantial changes over time in the employer’s proffered reason for its employment decision support a finding of pretext.”
- university offered different rationales -6- regarding the qualifications and background desired for position of professor
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Judges: Magill, Gibson, Bogue
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