Firing for husband’s role on competitor’s board would be discrimination based on marital status
The Court of Appeals of Minnesota has reversed a summary judgment dismissing a claim by a woman who claimed that she was fired from her job as a mental health practitioner because her husband took a position on the board of a competitor. It said there were material questions of fact that precluded summary judgment.
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