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Diskriminasyon

Si ou kwè ke anplwayè w la ap trete ou yon fason diferan akòz ras ou, sèks, sèks, laj, oryantasyon seksyèl, oswa orijin nasyonal, ou ka gen yon reklamasyon pou diskriminasyon ilegal. Kalite diskriminasyon ki dekri anwo a ilegal paske gwoup yo ki nan lis yo konsidere kòm "klas pwoteje" moun ki anba lwa federal. Jwenn reyalite yo sou diskriminasyon espas travay isit la.

Workplace Fairness Statement: We express our deep concern regarding the recent firings of EEOC Commissioners Jocelyn Samuels and Charlotte Burrows, along with NLRB Member Gwynne Wilcox and General Counsel Jennifer Abruzzo. These dismissals raise significant alarms surrounding the protection of workers, and undermine some of the nation’s most critical agencies for promoting equity, fighting discrimination and ensuring fair labor practices in our country. 

The work of these individuals has been crucial in advancing justice within the workplace, and their departure not only disrupts ongoing initiatives but also sends a troubling signal about the prioritization of worker protections. We believe it is essential to foster an environment in which advocates for fairness and equity can continue to serve without fear of retaliation or dismissal.
 
While Federal protections are still in place, we urge all stakeholders to reflect on the implications of these actions and to advocate for a governance structure that promotes fairness, transparency, and the unwavering protection of workers’ rights. The strength of our labor and civil rights frameworks relies on dedicated leaders who are committed to these critical causes. 
 
We stand in solidarity with those who strive for equity and justice in the workplace and call for accountability and a recommitment to worker rights at all levels of government.
 
In these unprecedented times, it’s critical to be aware of your legal rights in the workplace. Discover how you’re protected at workplacefairness.org.

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Madeline Messa

Madeline Messa se yon 3L nan Syracuse University College of Law. Li gradye nan Eta Penn ak yon diplòm nan jounalis. Avèk rechèch legal li ak ekri pou San Patipri Travay, li fè efò yo ekipe moun ki gen enfòmasyon yo bezwen yo dwe pwòp defansè yo pi byen.