If you file a charge of discrimination with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the EEOC will review that information, provide a copy … Continued
Most anti-discrimination laws also contain an anti-retaliation provision. That means the Congress has made clear that they want employees to come forward with concerns … Continued
A hostile work environment is a legal claim under federal anti-discrimination laws. What it means is that an employee has been subjected to … Continued
A protected class refers to a variety of different characteristics that Congress has decided should be protected from discrimination. And common examples of … Continued
Glass ceiling discrimination is a form of promotion discrimination. What it refers to is a set of artificial barriers that have been keeping … Continued
Pregnancy discrimination occurs when your employer treats you differently because you are pregnant or they believe you may be pregnant. Courts will look … Continued
There are many different kinds of workplace discrimination that are illegal. Generally, it’s referred to an adverse employment action, so whatever rises to … Continued
Though an isolated incident of discrimination might not suffice to prove a hostile work environment, there are cases holding that a single incident of egregious … Continued