Category archives: Discrimination
Black phlebotomists were targets of racism at UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center
Racist threats were left in the women’s lockers; hospital leaders responded by retaliation against the women, lawsuit states. If this is how employees are being treated for nearly a decade,…
Discrimination in Employment Layoffs During COVID-19
It is no secret that current COVID-19 pandemic has upended the U.S. economy. Even though some companies have had resources to continue paying their employees, the longer this pandemic continues,…
5 Subtle Signs of Racial Discrimination in the Workplace
Racial discrimination in the workplace is illegal, and violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. If a person can prove that they suffered discrimination based on their…
UCLA Hospital Alleged To Discriminate Against Its African American Phlebotomists
On April 3, 2020, V. James DeSimone Law filed a discrimination and hostile work environment lawsuit on behalf of Takesha Essombe, an African-American phlebotomist working at UCLA Hospital in Santa…
Dealing with Discrimination as an Independent Contractor in California
Typically, claims of discrimination or harassment are brought by employees against their employers under state laws like California’s Fair Employment & Housing Act or Family Rights Act or federal laws…
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