Discrimination
Employment discrimination happens in many ways, some of which may not be obvious or intentional. For example, an employer doesn’t usually decide to overlook a person for promotion because of race, gender, or other protected characteristic. However, certain acts can constitute unlawful discrimination because of their effect, regardless of the motivation for these acts.
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Unequal (Disparate) Treatment
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Unequal (Disparate) Impact
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Filing a Discrimination Claim Under Federal Law
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Filing a Discrimination Charge Under State Law
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Supervisor and Third-Party Liability for Discrimination and Retaliation
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Claims Filed Under the California Civil Code
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