Addis v. Department of Labor
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
TINDER, Circuit Judge.
Heather Addis resigned from her job as Operations Supervisor at the Dresden Nuclear Power Station (operated by Exelon) after an argument with her supervisor over the company’s requirement that Ad-dis make regular entries in the files of the employees that she supervised. Her supervisor felt her file entries were not timely and not sufficiently critical; Addis thought the requirement was pointless at best, and at worst detrimental to her ability to focus on plant security.
After her resignation, but during her two weeks’ notice, she filed an internal complaint with…
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