When a claim is pretextual,it means that it is the true reason for an action,that there is no underlying motivation.

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When a claim is pretextual, it means that it is not the true reason for an action, that there is some underlying motivation to which an employer has not admitted. To prove that the offered reason is pretext for an actual case of age discrimination, an employee need not show that age was the only factor motivating the employment decision, but only that age was a determining factor.

When a Claim Is Pretextual,it Means That It Is the True