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· 12/9/1974

Weaver v. Cannon

Citations

  • 419 U.S. 1053
  • 95 S. Ct. 632

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that statute of limitations is excepted where employees suffer discrimination “pursuant to a continuous practice and policy of discrimination”
  • concluding that reference to “eight year rule” for employment promotion sufficient to alert EEOC to potential disparate-impact claim
  • concluding that reference to “eight year rule” for employment promotion sufficient to alert EEOC to potential disparate-impact claim
  • concluding that reference to “eight year rule” for employment promotion sufficient to alert EEOC to potential disparate-impact claim
  • noting that although EEOC complaints “most naturally support a claim of intentional discrimination,” facts alleged also support disparate-impact claim
  • noting that although EEOC complaints “most naturally support a claim of intentional discrimination,” facts alleged also support disparate-impact claim

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