Alameda County Sexual Harassment Legal Advice (6 found)

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Peter Marc Schaeffer
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Contributor Level 6

The short answer is yes...you can sue the co-worker. First there are certain...
Brian Richard Dinday
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Contributor Level 8

Legally yes, but I have to wonder what proof you are going to have that the...
Alden Jay Knisbacher
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Yes it is sexual harassment, known as "quid pro quo" meaning you can only keep...
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Steven Alan Fink
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You need to check your personnel foldeer at the city agency and see what is in...
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Matthew Edward Williamson
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It's "easy" to file / sue your employer. Whether you get anywhere is another...
Pamela Koslyn
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Yes, it's hard to sue an empoyer, and the bigger they are, the harder it is. "...
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Joshua M King
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Contributor Level 6

Employment is at-will in CA, meaning your employer can fire you for any (non-...
Jonathan Emanuel Berger
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Contributor Level 3

First off, you don't need authorization from the courts to hire a civil...

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