A
Los Angeles hostile work environment lawyer will be able to help you
if you feel that you have been harassed in a hostile work
environment. But if you are harassed at work, should you turn to a
lawyer or just go to your supervisor?
That
can be tough to call, especially since hiring a lawyer can be both
stressful and expensive. You’ll want to go to a lawyer, however, if
your supervisor knew of the harassment that was being done against
you, if they actually observed you being harassed and chose to do
nothing about it, if you filed a harassment complaint to your
supervisor and they did nothing about it, if they could have learned
about the harassment but didn’t, if they ignored any complaints you
told them about, or if they have failed to take proper action
regarding your harassment, even if they found the harassment to be
true and/or liable.
There
are also certain requirements that you will have to meet in order to
be eligible for hostile work environment legal action and a Los
Angeles hostile work environment lawyer may be able to
confirm your eligibility. There has to have been action or behavior
that was discriminatory to you. Examples of discrimination include
religion, if you are disabled, your age, your gender, your race, and
so on. This behavior against you also has to have occurred repeatedly
in the same mannerism and must be pervasive. In other words, it can’t
be a mere annoyance. Lastly, this behavior to you also has to have
been severe and have disrupted your ability to work.
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