District of Columbia· 3/31/2014

Terveer v. Billington

Citations

34 F. Supp. 3d 100
2014 WL 1280301
2014 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 43193
97 Empl. Prac. Dec. (CCH) 45,046

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applying this principle where the plaintiff received a written warning that a negative report following a ninety-day review period would result in the denial of a grade increase; plaintiff made a complaint; and thereafter, the plaintiff was denied a grade increase
applying this principle where the plaintiff received a written warning that a negative report following a ninety-day review period would result in the denial of a grade increase; plaintiff made a complaint; and thereafter, the plaintiff was denied a grade increase
“[A]n adverse employment action that was already contemplated before a plaintiff engaged in protected activity 52 cannot be evidence of retaliation.”
the plaintiff defeated the summary judgment motion by alleging that the defendant de nied him promotions and created a hostile work environment because of the plaintiffs failure to conform to male sex stereotypes solely because of his status as a gay man.

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