holding that plaintiff's dissatisfaction with the pace of his career progress and belief that he should have been promoted sooner is not enough to make out a prima facie case under Title VII
Summary of this case from Byrne v. Telesector Resources Group, Inc.No. 96-7860.
March 21, 1997.
S.D.N.Y.
Affirmed
holding that plaintiff's dissatisfaction with the pace of his career progress and belief that he should have been promoted sooner is not enough to make out a prima facie case under Title VII
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Summary of this case from In re RocaFull title:PacWest, Ltd. v. Resolution Trust Corp
Court:United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Date published: Mar 21, 1997
In endeavoring to justify its actions, the government begins by erroneously identifying the focus of…
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