Nicole BERGSTROM-EK, Appellant, v. BEST OIL CO., D/B/A/ the Little Stores, and Lola Aune, Appellees

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• finding that actions of supervisory employees established the “intolerableness'” and “intent/reasonable foreseeability” requirements of a constructive discharge
• applying McDonnell Douglas test to case involving alleged disparate treatment and termination based on sex
• finding evidence of intolerable working conditions sufficient to support a jury verdict where pregnant plaintiff’s boss constantly pressured her to have an abortion and made her perform work that plaintiff believed could harm her pregnancy
• the plaintiff must generate genuine issues of material fact that the decisionmaker knew of her pregnancy

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