Employment Discrimination Lawyers
California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act makes clear that it is illegal for an employer of five or more employees to discriminate against protected groups in any aspect of business, from application to termination. Workplace discrimination takes many forms but is almost always rooted in unfair treatment of specific workers. Examples of unfair treatment can include being refused a job or job promotion, derogatory comments by supervisors or coworkers, being paid less than a similarly qualified coworker, and job termination. If a worker is being treated unfairly due to his or her inclusion in a protected class, that worker will can seek damages through a workplace discrimination legal claim.
Our Simple Process
: File Preparation
Require employers to provide all employee-related personnel and payroll records
: Investigation Stage
After receiving all employment records from the employer, the attorney will review all relevant documents pertaining to the employee to determine whether the employer has been in violation of labour laws.
: Issue Claim
If the employer does violate labor laws, we will prepare and send the claims to the employer or their attorney
: Settlement and Proceedings
You may receive a settlement offer during your claims process, which you can accept or reject. If both parties cannot reconcile, the employee may pursue their claims through the Department of Labor or through legal proceedings.
Employment Discrimination:
Employment discrimination is illegal in any business practice, including:
- Advertising a job position
- The job application process
- Screening job applicants
- Interviewing job applicants
- Hiring decision process
- Compensation levels
- Training
- Promotions
- Demotions
- Transfers
- Terminations
- Workplace environment
- Organizing Union activity
- Discrimination targeting any of these protected groups is illegal in California.
- Race or color
- Ancestry or national origin
- Religion or creed
- Age (over 40)
- Physical disability
- Mental disability
- Sex Gender
- Gender identity
- Sexual orientation
- Medical condition
- Genetic information
- Relationship status
- Military or veteran status
If you have had a negative experience with something on the first list because of something on the second list, you may have a valid discrimination claim under employment law.
The Warmuth Law employment law experts want to hear your story. Call us today for a free case evaluation.
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