· 2/25/1999
Pimley v. Best Values, Inc.
Citations
- 974 P.2d 78
- 132 Idaho 432
- 1999 Ida. LEXIS 12
How courts have described this case
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- holding that employee’s use of vulgar, disrespectful language in presence of retail customers fell below employer’s reasonable standard of behavior
- holding that a retail employer has a reasonable expectation flowing naturally from the employment relationship that its employees will not make vulgar comments about coworkers and supervisors in the pres ence of customers and other coworkers
- holding that a retail employer has a reasonable expectation flowing naturally from the employment relationship that its employees will not make vulgar comments about coworkers and supervisors in the presence of customers and other coworkers
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Judges: Walters, Trout, Silak, Schroeder, Kidwell
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