Sexual Orientation Discrimination covers unlawful workplace treatment based on an employee’s actual or perceived sexual orientation under California law. This category addresses discrimination in hiring, promotion, pay, discipline, and termination, as well as harassment and retaliation for asserting LGBTQ+ rights. Our posts explain how California law protects employees from sexual orientation–based bias and what steps workers can take when prejudice or unequal treatment interferes with their ability to work safely and fairly.
California hospitality workers facing LGBTQ discrimination often feel powerless, unsure if their experiences qualify as illegal treatment or if they have any recourse. The truth is, California law explicitly prohibits discrimination …
Standing up to unfair treatment at work because of your sexual orientation can be challenging. California provides robust legal protections under the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), which prohibits discrimination …
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