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MT: Husband discharged for wife's performance suffered marital status discrimination

By Mitchell H. Rubinstein

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(Mercer v McGee, MontSCt, November 13, 2008)A hearing examiner correctly awarded back pay to a resident manager of a Missoula apartment complex who claimed he was discriminated against based on marital status, the Montana supreme court ruled, affirming a district...

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