finding "the facts alleged in the body of the EEOC charge, rather than merely the boxes that are marked on the charge, are the major determinants of the scope of the charge"
Summary of this case from Dixon v. Ashcroft89-6171.
June 29, 1990.
Appeal from E.D.Ky.
Decisions Without Published Opinions Affirmed.
finding "the facts alleged in the body of the EEOC charge, rather than merely the boxes that are marked on the charge, are the major determinants of the scope of the charge"
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Summary of this case from Johnson v. PotterIn Bray, the plaintiff filed a charge with the EEOC that she had been denied a promotion as retaliation for having filed discrimination charges against the defendant.
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Summary of this case from Strickland v. City of Caseynoting that "the facts alleged in the body of the EEOC charge, rather than merely the boxes that are marked on the charge, are the major determinants of the scope of the charge."
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Summary of this case from Johnson v. Metro. Gov't of Nashvillenoting that "the facts alleged in the body of the EEOC charge, rather than merely the boxes that are marked on the charge, are the major determinants of the scope of the charge"
Summary of this case from Johnson v. Metro. Gov't of Nashvillestating that "the facts alleged in the body of the EEOC charge, rather than merely the boxes that are marked on the charge, are the major determinants of the scope of the charge"
Summary of this case from Spengler v. Worthington CylindersIn Bray v. Palm Beach Co., 907 F.2d 150, 1990 WL 92672, *1-2 (6th Cir. 1990) (unpublished), the Court noted that "the cause of action stated in the complaint must fall within the scope of the EEOC investigation that is reasonably expected to grow out of the charge of discrimination that was filed with the EEOC."
Summary of this case from Shorter v. Memphis Light, Gas Water CompanyFull title:Bray v. Palm Beach Co
Court:United States Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit
Date published: Jun 29, 1990
” Id. at 380 (internal citation omitted); see also Bray v. Palm Beach Co., 907 F.2d 150, 1990 WL 92672, at …
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