EEOC has filed charge on my behalf, can I now quit my job?
Would quitting hurt? Yes. In doing so you would likely lose eligibility for unemployment benefits and any possible claim for wrongful firing. ...
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Would quitting hurt? Yes. In doing so you would likely lose eligibility for unemployment benefits and any possible claim for wrongful firing. ...
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Not unless there was an unlawful motive for not giving you the job.
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You should consult with an experienced employment attorney. You may have been allowed to keep the stool as a reasonable accommodation, but it will...