· 3/24/2016
Strongsville v. Beall
Citations
- 2016 Ohio 1222
How courts have described this case
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- distinguishing between initial denials of telework requests, which are not materially adverse, with suspending existing arrangements, which can be materially adverse
- deeming waived a basis for summary judgment not raised in movant’s principal brief
- The denial of a performance award was a “materially adverse” action “because it could impact an employee’s ‘compensation and tangible benefits’ and could dissuade a reasonable worker from filing or supporting a complaint of discrimination.”
- “[R]etaliation claims must be proved according to traditional principles of but-for causation.”
- revocation of telework arrangement qualified as “adverse”
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Judges: Stewart
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