Employer Discrimination
I want to file a discrimination complaint against my employer and I want out because I feel very uncomfortable
I quit my job due to discrimination race at work, at the same time file a complaint. Is it safe to leave before seeing a lawyer? I give two weeks notice inorder to resign, or I can leave at any time if I want. I need answers really useful, only NT 2 points.
First, document what happened in as much detail as possible and keep this list current. Keep a copy in a safe place, away from work. Then check your organization's personnel manual to determine what procedure for climbing concerns. Follow this procedure and any document that is happening. Click here for tips on how to write your documenation: http://www.bigbadboss.com/Tips.html If you do this, please contact the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission in your area and ask for advice. If you think you can win your case is assigned a lawyer at no cost. Check them here: http://www.eeoc.gov/offices.html will be more difficult to fight the case if you go, but if they do health, which may be the best option. I hope it works for you.
Employer Discrimination
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