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Recent New Hampshire Supreme Court Decision May Reduce The Standard To Prove Wrongful Termination


by Beth DeSimone
McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton, Professional Association
Manchester Office

February 5, 2008

Previously published on January 2007

A supervisor berates a food service worker for making a peanut butter sandwich incorrectly. The same supervisor treats the employee gruffly for several days, ignores her altogether, then gives her a substandard performance appraisal. Are these actions sufficient to substantiate a claim for wrongful termination? They may be in New Hampshire, following a recent ruling by the State Supreme Court.




 

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