Every
employee deserves to work in a safe environment. In fact, harassment based on
any protected characteristics that create an unsafe working environment is
prohibited by law. Sadly, this does not prevent all employees or employers from
taking part in various forms of harassment. That means, some workplaces can be
hostile or even dangerous environments where people don't feel safe or
comfortable doing their job. If you have faced harassment in the workplace
which makes it difficult for you to do your job, Yale Fishman attorney can
help.
Harassment describes unwanted conduct that violates your dignity in the workplace, or makes it a hostile, degrading or offensive environment for you. A few examples of the types of harassment which are not acceptable in the workplace include harassment based upon:
· Disability or medical condition, such as being bullied or verbally harassed about one's disabilities
· Gender, such as being the target of negative stereotypes about men's and women's roles
· Religion, such as cruel jokes about one's religion or pressure to convert an individual
· Race, such as racial slurs or jokes
· Sexual orientation, such as repeated unwanted inquiries about one's sexual orientation
When these
situations occur, victims of workplace harassment often feel powerless. They
often feel like there's nothing they can do and might not even be sure where
they can turn to for help or how to handle such upsetting situations. Fortunately,
you're not alone. As an experienced NY attorney Yale Fishman knows exactly
what to do in such difficult situations.
If you have
been dealing with a fellow employee or employer who makes racial stereotypes,
sexual jokes, unwanted sexual advancements, or another type of harassing remark
that has created a hostile work environment, it may be time for legal
intervention.
Whatever
type of harassment claim you're dealing with, no matter how serious or minor it
might seem, make sure you take your claim seriously right from the start. For
start, you can contact Yale Fishman Associates and schedule a case evaluation.

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