Retaliation

Wrongfully Fired. Should I Represent Myself?

Why Pro Se Employees Almost Always Lose  Many employees believe that if they were wrongfully fired, faced employment discrimination at work, retaliated against by a mean boss or manager, or simply treated unfairly, they can sue their employer on their own...

Can My Job Ignore A Coworker Sexually Touching Me?

Why Sexual Harassment Claims Can Lead To Real Damages  Nobody should have to play defense with their own body at work.  Not in a restaurant kitchen. Not while trying to prep food, run a station, keep orders moving, and earn a paycheck. Not while a coworker treats the...

Can My Employer Fire Me Without Giving A Reason?

What Termination Letters Can And Cannot Prove  Getting fired is hard. Maybe the boss sits you down. Maybe HR hands you a letter. Maybe your badge stops working before anyone has the decency to look you in the eye. However it happens, the first question that crosses...

Can I Sue For Wrongful Termination If Forced To Resign?

When A Forced Resignation Becomes Illegal Retaliation There are a lot of bosses out there who think they are so very clever—clever enough to beat the employment discrimination laws and the entire legal system. These bosses and managers figure if they want to get rid...