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Discrimination or harassment is unlawful only if it is based on one of the seven "protected classes." The protected classes are: race, color,... Read Answer
It is probably best not to use names of the people or employer involved in this forum. In any case, if you were subjected to this harassment... Read Answer
You have no right of free speech from anyone but the government. Any citizen, corporation or organization can ban you from saying anything they... Read Answer
It may or may not be ethical, but an attorney can only help you with answering a legal question. I know of no law that makes it unlawful for... Read Answer
Yes, unless you work for the government or a union, your employer can remove you from a position or even fire you whenever it wishes. However,... Read Answer
This would not be reverse discrimination. Reverse discrimination only applies with respect to certain affirmative action claims. This is... Read Answer
You may have a case based on the Americans With Disabilities Act. The analysis is complex and depends on several different factors. You... Read Answer
Discrimination on the basis of race is unlawful. There are several things you would need to prove to be successful in such a claim. You... Read Answer
The only forms of unlawful discrimination are the following: race, color, sex, national origin, religion, disability or age 40 or older. If you... Read Answer
There are reference checking companies you can contact to do a check for you. A web search for "reference checking" will give you some to... Read Answer
The employer is not required to hold your job longer than 12 weeks under FMLA except in rare circumstances when the Americans With Disabilities Act... Read Answer
No. Employer are no required to grant any employee, including a pregnant one, light duty. The Pregnancy Discrimination Act only requires an employer... Read Answer