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Medical Workers Experience Harassment as Well

Medical professionals in California and throughout the country deal with sexual harassment at levels comparable to those in other fields. However, in spite of the #MeToo movement, sexual harassment in…

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Prejudice Against Female Managers Less Among Younger Workers

Biases against women in leadership positions in the workplace might be easing among the younger generation. Research by an economics professor about employees’ reactions to feedback and criticism from male…

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Sex Discrimination Evident in Unequal Pay, Hiring and Promotions

People experiencing sex discrimination in California workplaces often have an uphill climb to prove that it is happening. The discriminatory actions might take place over a long stretch of time,…

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Stronger Sexual Harassment Rules Issued in California

Under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, employees in California and across the country are protected against discrimination and sexual harassment. This includes any unwelcome physical or verbal advances or…

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Can LGBT People Be Fired for Their Orientation in California?

Despite major strides forward in the equal treatment of LGBT people in our country’s society, there are still setbacks that you may understandably find disheartening. There are numerous people with…

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3 Subtle Signs of Retaliation for a Harassment Claim

Sexual harassment and sex discrimination have been problems in the workforce for decades. In the #MeToo era, though, a growing number of individuals are identifying improper behavior and exercising their…

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