· 1/17/1991
Tiernan v. Devoe
Citations
- 923 F.2d 1024
- 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 660
- 1991 WL 2926
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- holding that mere disagreement with employer’s evaluation of which geologists were best qualified, standing alone, could not support finding of pretext
- holding that the burden shifting framework has no relevance in post-trial motions for judgment as a matter of law
- holding that “plaintiff cannot prevail by merely challenging in general terms the accuracy of a performance evaluation which the employer relied on in making an employment decision without any additional evidence (over and above that of the prima facie case
- holding that “a plaintiff cannot prevail by merely challenging in general terms the accuracy of a performance evaluation which the employer relied on in making an employment decision without any additional evidence (over and above -24- that of the prima facie case
- to establish pretext, plaintiff geologist has burden to show that younger geologists held to lower standard had same \duties or responsibilities\
- to establish pretext, plaintiff geologist has burden to show that younger geologists held to lower standard had same “duties or responsibilities”
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Judges: Mansmann, Scirica, Standish
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