Phoenix Arizona Discrimination Law Blog

Questions an interviewer cannot ask you

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Uncategorized on Friday , March 15, 2019

Unfortunately, discrimination is still a problem in many areas, including Phoenix. While discrimination may not become obvious in a place of employment until a few weeks or months after starting the job, in some cases, the interview itself can produce significant red flags. As the job candidate, it falls to you to be aware of … Continue reading Questions an interviewer cannot ask you

Title VII protections apply to men as well as women

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Uncategorized on Thursday , March 14, 2019

The gender of a person performing work doesn’t matter at all for most jobs. While certain career paths are historically associated with one gender or another, that doesn’t mean that there is a natural or biological advantage to either gender in specific lines of work. People of either gender have the right to pursue any … Continue reading Title VII protections apply to men as well as women

Google announces mandatory arbitration U-turn

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Workplace Discrimination on Monday , February 25, 2019

Google employees in Arizona and around the country are no longer required to resolve workplace discrimination and wrongful termination disputes through arbitration. The search engine giant made the announcement in a Feb. 21 press release. Workers will also now be permitted to join together to bring class-action lawsuits against the company. The move comes as … Continue reading Google announces mandatory arbitration U-turn

What are the possible remedies for sexual harassment?

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Uncategorized on Thursday , February 21, 2019

Despite the progress that the modern world has made toward protecting workers from sexual harassment in the workplace, there is still a long way to go before workplaces are free from harassment entirely. Many people still experience sexual harassment and other forms of discrimination regularly, and may have grounds to file a civil suit against … Continue reading What are the possible remedies for sexual harassment?

Pattern of Harassment Leads LGBT Officers to Sue their Employers

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Workplace Discrimination on Friday , February 15, 2019

A series of disturbing incidents of harassment targeting LGBT police officers in Arizona and other states has led to some calls for reform in the law enforcement community. Despite years of internal complaints, these incidents continue to pile up. Now, a series of lawsuits alleging workplace discrimination are flooding law enforcement agencies nationwide. Each lawsuit … Continue reading Pattern of Harassment Leads LGBT Officers to Sue their Employers

Building a strong discrimination case protects your rights

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Uncategorized on Wednesday , February 13, 2019

While everyone hopes that they will not experience discrimination in the workplace, this behavior is still surprisingly prevalent in many industries and fields of work. Those who experience discrimination do not always know how to proceed and may even question the value of filing a complaint or taking further legal action. If you experienced discrimination … Continue reading Building a strong discrimination case protects your rights

Court condones age discrimination agaisnt job applicants

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Workplace Discrimination on Thursday , January 31, 2019

Workers in Arizona and around the country over the age of 40 are protected against unfair treatment in the workplace by the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, but the landmark 1967 law does not specifically state that these protections extend to those applying for employment. The courts have consistently ruled that job advertising violates federal … Continue reading Court condones age discrimination agaisnt job applicants

Police brutality and the use of unreasonable force

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Uncategorized on Monday , January 21, 2019

Police brutality has become a sad reality in the modern world. No matter your race or ethnic background, you could be victimized by police who go too far when carrying out their job duties. Fortunately, if you survive the abuse, the law may be on your side; you might be able to pursue financial compensation … Continue reading Police brutality and the use of unreasonable force

Google workers take a stand against employment discrimination

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Workplace Discrimination on Wednesday , January 16, 2019

Every Arizona employer should have the same interest in maintaining a workplace that’s free of bias, prejudice, harassment and any other employment-related improprieties. However, achieving that goal while conducting business has been difficult for some companies. To help mitigate losses from lawsuits, pre-dispute arbitrations have become the norm in the vast majority of employment contracts. … Continue reading Google workers take a stand against employment discrimination

4 things to consider before a housing discrimination complaint

On behalf of elizabethtatelaw Attorney at Law posted in Uncategorized on Tuesday , January 15, 2019

Every United States resident has protection from Housing-related discrimination under the Fair Housing Act. Individuals who have suffered from discrimination related to their renting of a home can pursue a housing discrimination complaint via the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). That being said, there is some important groundwork that the victims of housing … Continue reading 4 things to consider before a housing discrimination complaint

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