DIXON v. FORD MOTOR CO.

Docket No. 59761.

402 Mich. 315 (1978)

262 N.W.2d 666

DIXON v. FORD MOTOR COMPANY

Supreme Court of Michigan.

Decided February 27, 1978.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Philip Green, Special Counsel, for Civil Rights Commission.

James R. Jackson and Theodore C. Miloch for defendant.


PER CURIAM:

Plaintiff Robert Dixon was employed by the defendant Ford Motor Company as a probationary employee when, on November 19, 1968, he was discovered by his supervisor urinating at his work station. Plaintiff was given the option of being fired outright or signing a "quit slip". Plaintiff signed the "quit slip".

Two days later, however, plaintiff went to the plant's employment office and was hired to work in another department of the defendant. Plaintiff...

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