Discrimination is illegal
Life is good at your job. You enjoy the work. It challenges you and you are learning new skills. You enjoy the people, too. Until one day your supervisor decides to give a plum assignment to a younger co-worker, even though your performance appraisals have been exemplary. You begin to think you are overreacting, until the situation repeats itself. You see a pattern forming.
"Is this discrimination?" you ask yourself.
It is illegal for an employer to terminate or discriminate against an employee on the basis of—
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It is illegal for an employer to consider these characteristics when deciding on:
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It is illegal for an employer to terminate an employee—
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Adamczyk Law Offices, L.L.P. wants to protect employees from discrimination. Even in today’s economically-crunched environment, no one should bear this kind of victimization. And it is illegal. John Adamczyk, an experienced employment discrimination litigator, can help you understand your rights. He works with you to document and gather necessary evidence to build a case.
When an advance is not welcome
Unwelcome sexual advances, conduct, or other physical or verbal acts of a sexual nature in the workplace constitute sexual harassment. Your employer may be liable for such behavior. This includes an offer of job-related advantages in exchange for sex.
Understand your rights. Adamczyk Law Offices, L.L.P. counsels you with its extensive knowledge of a complex set of laws that determine your available options for action.
When you need employment discrimination assistance or representation, just give our law firm a call.
We will set up a free appointment to hear your needs and assess your employment discrimination case. Call us today for your free consultation at (412) 345-3594.