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033457P.pdf   05/11/2005  Kamal Al-Zubaidy  v.  TEK Industries, Inc.
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  03-3457
   District of Nebraska   
Civil case - civil rights. Plaintiff, a Nebraska inmate discharged from his prison job with TEK, failed to make a submissible case of discriminatory discharge because he was not qualified for his position at the time he was discharged; even if he could make a prima facie case, he failed to show the stated reasons for the employment action were pretexts for intentional discrimination; district court did not err in dismissing hostile work environment claim as the work atmosphere at the prison was not permeated with severe or pervasive harassment sufficient to alter the terms and conditions of employment; claim under the Nebraska Fair Employment Practices Act was properly dismissed. [PUBLISHED] [Riley, Author, with Loken, Chief Judge, and M. Arnold, Circuit Judge]