A co-worker foreseeable removed a piece of hardware from me that I needed to perform my job, do I have a recourse?

California, MD Viewed 18 times. Posted 9 months ago in Employment / Labor

I use a pallet jack to perform my job. A co-worker twisted my wrest to take it away from me before I was done with it . He refused to give it back to me so that I could finish my job. I have reported this assaut to my supervisors and they have not acted. Do I have any legal recourse? - Is this your question? Add additional information

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