The Alaska Supreme Court has vacated a jury verdict for an employer sued for constructive discharge because the trial judge excluded evidence that the employer had suggested that resignation would avoid discipline by a state licensing body or criminal prosecution.
The Police Chief for the City of St. Paul had suggested to a municipal police officer […]
Filed under Constructive discharge
Filed under Constructive discharge, 1983
Filed under Constructive discharge, Attorney fees
Filed under ASCHR, Constructive discharge, Mitigation, Prejudgment interest, Vacation pay
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