Pregnancy Discrimination
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When you are pregnant, it is supposed to be one of the happiest times of your life. Unfortunately, many bosses make your job more difficult when they find out you are pregnant. It’s hard enough being a working mother, but when you suffer pregnancy discrimination or pregnancy harassment at work, it makes your job more stressful and your life more stressful, too.
If you have been discriminated against or harassed on the job because of your pregnancy, you can turn to the experienced employment law attorneys at the Navarette Law Firm.
Examples Of Pregnancy Discrimination In The Workplace
- Not giving you your same job back when it is time to return to work
- Being terminated, “laid off” or demoted after your employer found out you were pregnant
- Given a heavier workload after your employer learned of your pregnancy
- Given an unfair performance review because you were pregnant
- Reduced hours or unfavorable reassignments during pregnancy or after returning to work
- Refusal to accommodate requests for family leave during or after pregnancy
- Not accommodating your need to breast feed your baby
- Not allowing you time during the workday to see your OB-GYN
- Not giving you the rest breaks that you need because you are pregnant
- Failure to accommodate medical appointments or physician-ordered rest
- Refusal to observe medical restrictions related to your pregnancy
We Will Help You If You Have Been Harassed At Work Because You Were Pregnant
For over 20 years, we have been committed to protecting a woman’s right to work in a harassment-free workplace. There are laws that protect you under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and under California laws, including the California Family Rights Act (CFRA), as well as the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA).
Call our San Jose office at 866-994-BEST (2378) or contact us via email to schedule a consultation.
Please note that there is a fee for the initial consultation, but if we accept your case and we do not recover monetary compensation for you, there is no attorneys’ fee owed beyond the initial consultation fee.