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Retaliation

Protected Activities:

Don’t tolerate retaliation in the workplace. We’re here to help you learn more about your rights as an employee. There are a verity of protected activities such as: protesting, complaining about, resisting or otherwise “opposing” discrimination or harassment on the basis of:

Any retaliation by a California employer is strictly prohibited whether the employee is opposing harassment or discrimination directed against them or against another employee. It makes no difference.

You Need Protection from Retaliation

Let’s define this. This protection from retaliation is the same whether the original discrimination or harassment complaint is ultimately deemed to be valid or not valid. California employers may not take any adverse employment action against an employee that complains about or otherwise opposes discrimination or harassment as long as the employee had a reasonable belief that what he/she was complaining about was unlawful discrimination or harassment.

Furthermore, when you are an employee in the State of California, you have the right to speak to representatives of the office of the California Labor Commissioner also known as the DLSE or any other government or law enforcement agency about any issues affecting your working conditions. You should know you’re your employer cannot fire, demote, suspend or discipline you for answering any questions or providing any information to a government agency.

If you believe you have been the victim of employer retaliation in the workplace, our attorneys are available to review your potential claim for free. WE are vigilant advocates of California employee rights and are skilled in evaluating potential California labor law claims, including employer retaliation cases. After reviewing your claims, you may be entitled to an award of damages if your employer has retaliated against you for engaging in FEHA protected activities.

Feel free to contact us to review your potential employment or labor law claim today.

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