California Sexual Harassment Lawyers
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Sexual harassment is not limited to unwanted physical contact. Inappropriate comments, repeated advances, offensive messages, or behavior that creates a hostile work environment may also violate California law. Employees have the right to work in a safe and respectful workplace.
What Qualifies as Sexual Harassment?
Recognizing Unlawful Workplace Conduct
Sexual harassment generally involves unwanted conduct based on sex, gender, sexual orientation, or related factors. It may involve requests for sexual favors, inappropriate comments, retaliation, or behavior that creates an intimidating work environment.
What Should You Do If You Experience Harassment?
Protect Your Rights and Preserve Evidence
If you believe you are being harassed, document incidents, save emails or messages, identify witnesses, and keep records of complaints made to HR or management. Early documentation can strengthen your position and help protect your rights.
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We understand how stressful losing a job can be. Our team is committed to helping employees understand their legal options and pursue justice after unlawful termination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is sexual harassment only physical?
No. Harassment can include verbal comments, messages, gestures, or any unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature.
Can I be retaliated against for reporting harassment?
Retaliation is illegal. If your employer punishes you for reporting harassment, you may have additional legal claims.
What if the harassment came from a supervisor?
Employers can be held strictly liable for harassment by supervisors under certain circumstances.
