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Issue 555 • Apr. 21, 2010
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CASES AND TRENDS
‘Targeted’ employee gets $36,000 for discrimination
Muslim woman was reprimanded for her clothing and microwaving spicy foods before she was fired
Best Buy employee isn’t best salesperson
Store could fire employee after failed improvement plans, but poor performance in itself wasn’t sufficient cause
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Suspending non-union employees without pay
Fine line between suspension and constructive dismissal
CASE IN POINT
You’re hired! Wait, check that...
Revocation of a job offer likely to be treated as repudiation of employment agreement leading to damages
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Threats, not union organizing efforts, reason for firing: Board
Employee said he would cause trouble in the workplace if he wasn't laid off
Worker falls from company truck in own driveway
Summer student injured helping father secure load on truck
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Injured officer gets shouldered aside
Town let officer go after told there was no timetable for his return to work
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