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The Michigan Supreme Court reversed the lower courts' decisions and ruled that the employer lawfully discharged the employee. The court held that the employee's telephone calls to other drivers, though related to her grievance, were not protected concerted activity under PERA because they did not further a group interest and the harassment caused justified termination.
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