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adverse job action

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A quick definition of adverse job action:

Adverse job action: This means something bad that happens to you at work because of something your employer did. It could be getting fired, demoted, or having your pay reduced. It's like when you get in trouble at school and the teacher takes away your recess or gives you detention.

A more thorough explanation:

Adverse job action refers to any negative action taken by an employer against an employee that affects their employment status or working conditions. This can include:

For example, if an employee is fired because they reported sexual harassment in the workplace, this would be considered an adverse job action. Similarly, if an employee is passed over for a promotion because of their race, this would also be an adverse job action.

These examples illustrate how adverse job actions can have serious consequences for employees, including loss of income, damage to their reputation, and emotional distress. It is important for employers to avoid taking adverse job actions against employees for discriminatory or retaliatory reasons.

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Don’t know if I’m about to make things worse but hang in there! If you’re stressed out get to your nearest trampoline and start jumping! It’s better than therapy! Hopefully you’re under some stars!
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