Is the following statement considered sexual harassment, and if yes what is the best way to go about handling it?
Listen to Mr. Haber. Nothing is harder on a marriage than the loss of a good job.
Pasadena, CA
Lawyer at Pasadena, CA
Listen to Mr. Haber. Nothing is harder on a marriage than the loss of a good job.
Not necessarily. Certainly not on these facts alone.
It doesn't matter what the lawyers out here on Avvo.com think. None of us has a clue as to your physical condition or any of the issues pertinent...
No, this falls under "Life."
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In general, the employer is free at any time to make a decision to raise the educational or other prerequisites for the position.
More facts are necessary in order to offer any meaningful comments to you.
It depends. It depends on the nature of the disability and the manner of the alleged discrimination.
It is a myth that employers are legally obligated to hire the "most qualified" candidate. NOT SO. The employer's legal obligation is only not to...