WASHINGTON AP - The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday that workers who cooperate with internal investigations of retaliation by their employers are sheltered by federal laws prohibiting job discrimination.In the opinion, the justices held that a longtime school system employee in Tennessee can pursue a civil rights lawsuit over her firing.
January 26, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – The Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday that workers who cooperate with internal investigations of retaliation by their employers are sheltered by federal laws prohibiting job discrimination.
In the opinion, the justices held that a longtime school system employee in Tennessee can pursue a civil rights lawsuit over her firing.
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