Pregnancy Discrimination
Pregnancy Discrimination Claim Allowed To Proceed
Pregnancy discrimination occurs when expectant women are fired, not hired or otherwise discriminated against as a result of their pregnancy or their desire to become pregnant. In a recent case, a social worker whose job was eliminated but was not allowed to be considered for another job was allowed to proceed with her claims against her former…
Read MoreFemale Employee Fired for Having IVF Procedure has Claim for Pregnancy Discrimination
It seems as if the courts are giving birth to a number of important pregnancy discrimination act cases these days. In our last post, we wrote about a case from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, in which the court held that a female employee who was fired shortly after having an abortion can assert a…
Read MoreEmployee Fired after Having an Abortion has Claim for Pregnancy Discrimination
In a case of first impression from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, Doe v. C.A.R.S. Protection Plus, Inc., the court held that a female employee who was fired less than a week after having an abortion has a claim for discrimination under the Pregnancy Discrimination Act. Plaintiff worked as a graphic designer for a used…
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