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Mike Corso
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2 months ago

Steps To Take When Reporting Discrimination

Once you've documented the discrimination, it's time to report it.

You should first report the incident to your human resources department or employer. Provide all the evidence you've gathered and explain how the discrimination affected you.

If your employer fails to address the issue, you can then file a complaint with a government agency. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) will investigate your claim. They may even take legal action against your employer.

Yet, remember you don't need a mountain of evidence to speak up.

Reporting discrimination isn't only about seeking justice for yourself. It creates an inclusive environment for everybody. Come and join Abled Workers Unite at jobcase.com/groups #AWU #disability #discrimination

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Mike Corso
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Steps To Take When Reporting Discrimination

Once you've documented the discrimination, it's time to report it.

You should first report the incident to your human resources department or employer. Provide all the evidence you've gathered and explain how the discrimination affected you.

If your employer fails to address the issue, you can then file a complaint with a government agency. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) will investigate your claim. They may even take legal action against your employer.

Yet, remember you don't need a mountain of evidence to speak up.

Reporting discrimination isn't only about seeking justice for yourself. It creates an inclusive environment for everybody. #AWU #disability #discrimination

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Documenting Disability Discrimination in the Workplace

If you suspect you're facing discrimination, it's vital to document the incidents.

This means keeping a track record. Conversations, actions, and decisions that impact you should all be evidenced. Include the date, time, location, and people involved.

The more detailed your documentation, the easier it is for you to protect your disability rights.

You should also keep other relevant files that support your claim. These could be memos, emails, and performance reviews. Ask any witnesses to provide statements or testify on your behalf.

This evidence is crucial for reporting. It will be vital when you file a complaint - or if you decide to file a lawsuit. Come and join Abled Workers Unite at jobcase.com/groups #AWU #disability #discrimination

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Documenting Disability Discrimination in the Workplace

If you suspect you're facing discrimination, it's vital to document the incidents.

This means keeping a track record. Conversations, actions, and decisions that impact you should all be evidenced. Include the date, time, location, and people involved.

The more detailed your documentation, the easier it is for you to protect your disability rights.

You should also keep other relevant files that support your claim. These could be memos, emails, and performance reviews. Ask any witnesses to provide statements or testify on your behalf.

This evidence is crucial for reporting. It will be vital when you file a complaint - or if you decide to file a lawsuit. #AWU #disability #discrimination

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What do you do if you face disability discrimination in the workplace? Check out this blog for some answers. Abled Workers Unite. Interested? Come join us at jobcase.com/groups AWU #disability #jobs #discrimination https://www.disabledperson.com/blog/posts/what-to-do-if-you-face-disability-discrimination-in-the-workplace

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What do you do if you face disability discrimination in the workplace? Check out this blog for some answers. AWU #disability #jobs #discrimination https://www.disabledperson.com/blog/posts/what-to-do-if-you-face-disability-discrimination-in-the-workplace

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Alicia Martinez
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I work for a large Technical Engineering firm, and I’m the office admin. This company fired the Sales Manager and gave me all of the responsibilities and duties, during this time my supervisor has been misleading me saying that they will hire to replace the sales manager. Two years later, I’m still “covering” the sales position with no promotion, nor fair compensation in plans, whatsoever. My supervisor created a whole new position to hire a technical sales person, but hasn’t mentioned that they would be taking over. So now I’m still there, doing two people’s job. Meanwhile, when something in sales goes wrong, I’m the single person they blame! Almost all management staff are horrendous leaders. I would love to get another job but the current job market pays way below my pay grade now.

What can I do??

#jobsearch #unfairwage #discrimination #wagediscrimination #needadvise #advice

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Eloise Smart Loadholt
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4 months ago

Job discrimination because of age #discrimination #ageism #interview

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Sally Molina
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My friend recently experienced discrimination at their current job due to their Latin/Hispanic background. How did you do or think it should be handled?

#advice #discrimination #Latin #question #answers

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So I started working 3 months ago at home and security where they do processing for illegals. The company's name is deployed services they have a contract with border patrol I'm a transgender woman and ever sin they started I I got noticed by my supervisor. A hard worker and I I got recommended to move Move up to be promoted. I had a phone interview. So I followed up and they said because I was not bilingual but on other shifts. They have 3 to 4 supervisors that are not bilingual. So then I applied again and still nothing I? Take it up with HR on March 15th was the last response. I got from hers telling me that she would look into it so then as of April 5th 2023. I got a call from HR which is from Arizona. I'm in California and I was put on leave because I got into an argument with another CO worker and they said they were investigating. I feel treated very Unfair I have asked for agreements and they've yet to reply. They will not give me an update on this investigation and since I mentioned that I wanted to seek out a attorney. That HR said they would not speak to me anymore at this point. I just feel just so discriminated I don't know what to do. I'm a good person. I'm a hard worker and I get along with everybody. I face the world every day? What being discriminated against and I can. Handle? That that's OK cause I have no control of other people's actions but at my work. It's i'm treated very unfair and I need help #Discrimination #Transgender #Laborlaws #Californiallaws #advice #termination

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