As employees age, they often consider whether they want to remain at their job. They could also face the decision to change careers or whether they should retire. Despite these thoughts, employers should not be the ones to establish whether an older employee will remain in their position. Wrongful termination due to age biases violates the civil rights of the employee.
Settlement reached after hotel workers claim age discrimination
Taking action against sexual harassment in the workplace
Getting inappropriate attention or advances in the workplace can create a very uncomfortable environment for employees. Workers in Minnesota are often concerned about a safe and healthy workplace, and when instances of sexual harassment occur, this could seriously affect their career and emotional well-being. Moreover, this could lead to a hostile work environment and cause the employee to endure various damages from the events.
Wrongful termination report almost done for former Vikings punter
Obtaining and maintaining a dream career is often the goal when an individual expands their education and increases their skills and experience. Yet, even when he or she gets such a job, various obstacles could be present in the work environment that makes it difficult to keep the position. For some employees, this could mean experiencing employment discrimination. This could be in the form of a hostile workplace and which may result in job loss. If an employee believes he or she has endured a wrongful termination, he or she may be able to file a civil lawsuit in an effort to recover damages.
