Reed L. Guthrie v. Tifco Industries

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• stating that a “district court [is] authorized to consider the sufficiency of [a] complaint on its own initiative”
• assuming arguendo that constructive discharge was established where employer demoted plaintiff, cut his pay 40 percent, and assigned him to work for a less experienced colleague 17 years his junior
• assuming arguendo that constructive discharge was established where employer demoted plaintiff, cut his pay 40 percent, and assigned him to work for a less experienced colleague 17 years his junior
• statements that are \vague and remote in time . . . are insufficient to establish discrimination\
• statements made one year before demotion held too vague and remote in time to establish discrimination
• demotion from vice president and general manager to senior buyer with substantial reduction in salary establishes prima facie case of constructive discharge

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