Riess v. Kerr Steamship Co.

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• holding that employee was not constructively discharged when she resigned while her employer sought to satisfy her request for a transfer
• holding \[a]n employee may not be unreasonably sensitive to [his] working conditions\
• holding “[a]n employee may not be unreasonably sensitive to [his] working conditions”
• resigning one week without investigation after management offers to take open sales territories was not a constructive discharge
• reversing district court’s verdict in plaintiff's favor on her retaliation claim because she was not constructively discharged
• quoting, Smith v. World Ins. Co., 38 F.3d 1456, 1460 (8th Cir. 1994)

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