An employer can fire a worker for many different reasons, however, it is unlawful for the employer to fire a worker based on a harassment-related or discriminatory reason. Employers that engage in wrongful discharges may be held accountable for violating…
San Bernardino Constructive Termination Lawyers, Assisting Southern California Employees Who Have Been Wrongfully Forced to Quit Their Jobs If your work environment is hostile; if your employer or co-workers are harassing you; or, if you have already quit your job…
The following insights on Wrongful Termination have been prepared by Attorney Gavin Kassel, to provide helpful answers to some of the more Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Wrongful Termination. Question 1. Can you highlight some red flags that employees should…
In the State of California, it is against the law to discriminate against an employee based on his or her sex and/or gender. It’s also unlawful for employers to provide different wages to employees who are providing the same work.…
