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Posted 4 months ago in Sexual Harassment Santa Clara, CA 
John M. Kaman's answer
You don't give us many facts to go on. How large is the company, what is your...
Posted 6 months ago in Sexual Harassment San Jose, CA 
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Varoujan Arabian's answer
Obviously, more facts must be reviewed prior to determining liability, if any.... 
Kenneth Lewis Swenson's answer
You may have a potential claim for sexual harassment if you have evidence your...
Posted 8 months ago in Sexual Harassment Los Altos, CA
User's answer
No, she is an Indian citizen. In this case, do we need to initiate a case from... 
Alden Jay Knisbacher's answer
If your wife is a US citizen, the federal laws against discrimination would...
Posted 7 months ago in Sexual Harassment San Jose, CA 
Gayle Anne-Marie Gutekunst's answer
I am assuming that your girlfriend was 18 years old or over when the sexual...
Posted 4 months ago in Employment / Labor San Jose, CA 
L. Maxwell Taylor's answer
Is it legal? Sure. They're the employer. They can fire you if they want, for...
Posted 5 months ago in Wrongful Termination Morgan Hill, CA 
Herbert J Tan's answer
That's a tough one. The employer will most certainly deny the conversation... 
William M. Pao's answer
Based on the brief facts you provided, it is unclear whether you have a claim...
Posted 5 months ago in Discrimination San Jose, CA
William M. Pao's answer
You state that you started a new job and that things are new as they have a new...
Posted 12 months ago in Employment / Labor San Jose, CA 
Kimberly Ann Maynard Carasso's answer
Unfortunately, California law does not prohibit managers from being jerks.... |
