Archive for the 'Retaliation' Category
First Tribune Handbook Violator: Its Creator
Published by James Peters February 6th, 2008 in Policy : Opinion, RetaliationOk, so this topic has been blogged to death by not only me, but the blawgosphere as a whole. However, I just received this update to the story.
Sam Zell, the head of Tribune Co., met with his employees/journalists last week at the Orlando Sentinel, one of the newspapers covered by his idiotic/inspiring (depending on [...]
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California Passes Spousal Military Leave Law
Published by James Peters November 2nd, 2007 in Discrimination, Medical Leaves, Policy : Legislation, RetaliationCalifornia has passed a law providing employees whose spouses are on active military duty with protected leave from work to be with their spouses when they are on leave from duty.
Governor Schwarzenegger signed Assembly Bill 392 into law last month and it became effective immediately. The Bill has two main components:
An employer of more [...]
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Q&A: Employee Witnesses Protected from Retaliation
Published by James Peters January 14th, 2007 in Discrimination, Q&A, Retaliation, Wrongful TerminationQ: One of my co-workers has asked me to testify for in her discrimination case against our employer. I want to help, but I am afraid that my employer will retaliate against me if I help her.
–Want to Help But Scared (CA)
A: Both state and federal discrimination laws prohibit retaliation by employers [...]
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Q&A: Retaliation by Jerk Boss is Illegal
Published by James Peters January 5th, 2007 in Discrimination, Q&A, Retaliation, Wrongful TerminationQ: My boss is a real jerk. She harasses me for no good reason, calls me names and belittles me in front of other employees. Today I finally told her not to treat me like that anymore, because it interferes with my work and it is unprofessional. She fired me on the spot for complaining. [...]
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