1. If the employer has a good reason for firing an employee (absenteeism) and a bad reason...

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1. If the employer has a good reason for firing an employee (absenteeism) and a bad reason (union activity), should the employer be allowed to prove the weight given to both before being found guilty of "discrimination" under the Act?
2. The Act assumes that discrimination of one employee will discourage union activity. Is that assumption valid?
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