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As a federal employee, it is important to know your rights when it comes to workplace discrimination and harassment. The Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) process is a vital tool for addressing workplace issues and ensuring that federal employees are protected from...
Retaliation for EEO (Equal Employment Opportunity) activity is a common issue in the federal workplace. For those in this situation, establishing evidence can be difficult, but it is possible. While direct evidence of retaliation can be hard to come by, circumstantial...
Federal employment attorneys Shaun Southworth, Jesse Kelly, and Ianna Richardson just learned that one of their cases before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission will be headed to trial. The Judge has selected the case for trial on a theory of retaliatory...
Southworth PC federal employment attorneys Shaun Southworth and Ianna Richardson have obtained default judgment for client after the Agency failed to develop a full and impartial record on their client’s case. The Report of Investigation was missing key information...
After trying a case in December, our federal employment attorneys Shaun Southworth and Ianna Richardson recently prevailed on behalf our federal employee client. A judge from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission found the Agency failed to select our client for...
Federal employment attorneys at Southworth PC have heard another one of their cases is headed to trial. An administrative judge from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has determined a hearing is warranted in the matter. At issue in the case is did the Agency...
An EEOC judge has given the green light to a trial for a Southworth PC client in a disability discrimination case. Usually in EEOC cases, many Agency’s will file a motion for summary judgment at the hearing stage after discovery is completed. This motion argues that...
Southworth PC recently settled a sexual harassment and reprisal case against a large federal agency. The allegations were that a male supervisor treated women and men differently, letting the men do less and giving the men preferential treatment compared to the women....
What should I do? Sue the government to restore justice and get the compensation you deserve. Well, maybe. Each case is different. Some things you might want to consider include: what kind of evidence do you have to prove that the scrutiny is based on the EEO...