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Effective Age Discrimination Counsel<\/h1>\n

Bias against older people in the workplace is an under-reported form of discrimination. If you experience employment discrimination because of your age, you should speak up and protect your rights. Elizabeth D. Tate, Attorney at Law, fights for people across Phoenix who have experienced age discrimination.<\/p>\n

The Many Forms Of Age Discrimination<\/h2>\n

Many actions may be considered age discrimination, including illegal termination<\/a>, demotions and\/or refusal to hire. Employers can also discriminate against older employees by not providing training, pressuring them to retire or withholding benefits. If younger people surround you at your job, your employer may be discriminating against older people.<\/p>\n

Code words employers use to discriminate against older people in performance reviews include:<\/p>\n