· 7/20/1972
Nazario BARELA, Plaintiff-Appellee (Cross-Appellant), v. UNITED NUCLEAR CORPORATION, Defendant-Appellant (Cross-Appellee)
Citations
- 462 F.2d 149
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- affirming award of $25 per hour as within trial court discretion
- apparently accepting business necessity as an appropriate defense in principle, but holding that it had not been established
- state agency that returned case to EEOC without processing it, citing heavy workload, had been afforded requisite opportunity
- apparently accepting business necessity as an appropriate defense in principle, but holding that it had not been established
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Judges: Lewis, Doyle, Winner
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