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How to Respond to a Discrimination Claim in Connecticut

An allegation of discriminatory workplace conduct could deplete precious company resources, depress morale and productivity, lead to potentially significant penalties and court damages, and inflict irreversible reputational harm on the company. This is the potential outcome even if the claim that has been made against your company is baseless.

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Age Discrimination Continues to Flourish But There’s Reason for Optimism

Recent college graduate; new graduate; one-to-two years work experience; within 18 months of a graduate school program. Aerospace giant Raytheon’s job postings listed qualifications like these. A class action lawsuit filed in June in federal court in Boston claims those job postings violate federal and Massachusetts age discrimination laws.

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What Are Your Rights if You Face Racial Discrimination at Work?

Racial discrimination in the workplace happens when an employee is treated unfairly because of their race or ethnicity. It can appear in hiring, promotions, pay, or even how someone is treated at work. Unfortunately, this kind of discrimination is illegal, but it still happens in workplaces in Connecticut and around the country..

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Transfer Without Substantial Harm Can Be Unlawful Discrimination Says U.S. Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has ruled that a discriminatory job transfer that causes some harm violates Title VII.  Prior to today’s decision, the lower federal courts almost all required a transferee plaintiff to prove “material”, “substantial”, “significant”, or some other heightened level of disadvantage.  

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