Recently I noted a short but informative article in The Washington Post about the rapid growth of employment retaliation claims — fifth year in a row that it has overtaken
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retaliation under Title VII
Employers: Don’t Retaliate Even After The Employee Is Gone
We all know that an employer is not permitted to retaliate against an employee who has filed a claim or complaint of discrimination. We also know that retaliation is far…
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Fired For Reporting The “Zooming In On Women’s Private Parts” Gets EEOC Aroused
We sheepishly take notice that we have spent precious little blog space in the last number of months on the issue of retaliation, which is a big part of discrimination…
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Physical and Verbal Racial Harassment Case Settled For $190,000
An African-American employee in NYC who was subjected to daily physical and verbal abuse for 1½ years just settled his case for $190,000, the EEOC announced.
The foreman of Day & Zimmerman…
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