Employee misconduct is a defense to discrimination charges even if the misconduct was not known at the time of the alleged discrimination.

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Employee misconduct can be a defense to discrimination charges if it was known at the time of the alleged discrimination and was the basis for the adverse employment action. However, if the misconduct was not known at the time, it cannot retroactively justify discriminatory actions.

Employee Misconduct Is a Defense to Discrimination Charges Even If