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California Whistleblower Lawyers
The purpose of the statutory provisions commonly referred to as “Whistle blowing” laws is to protect employees and workers from retaliation from their employers for reporting wrongdoing on the part of their employers.
There are provisions in both state and federal law designed to shield whistleblowers from the retaliation of their employers. The following are some of the actions that constitute violation of whistle blowing laws:
- Termination
- Denial of benefits, training and opportunities for advancement or promotion
- Reassignment of work location or position
- Change in work schedule and hours, including reduction of hours
- Harassment
These provisions are enforced by various government agencies such as the Department of Labor and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, among others.
In addition, an employee who has experienced employer retaliation for reporting improper actions can also seek to bring an employment discrimination lawsuit. If the retaliatory act involves termination, the employee could possibly bring a wrongful termination lawsuit under the whistle blowing statutes.
Legal Assistance
Discriminated or unlawfully terminated employees may not fully understand their rights under the whistle blowing statutes. The intricate provisions may hinder them from getting lawful compensation from their employers. In some cases, employers also utilize their legal staff to prevent employees from filing their claims. Thus, hiring a reliable California whistleblower lawyer is advised to strategize a fair legal battle and recover suitable damages from the culpable employer.
Employment Attorney Services helps aggrieved employees determine if they may file their claims under violation of whistle blowing laws. Our wide experience in handling employment discrimination and wrongful termination lawsuits leads to best results for our clients. We also pledge to protect you against retaliation from your employer.
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