Supervisor Treating Other Employees Differently

No one should tolerate a supervisor treating other employees differently for unlawful reasons. Call our office if you think you have a case.

Question:

What can I do if my employer is treating the other employees differently?

Answer:

Supervisor Treating Other Employees DifferentlyWe often get calls from potential clients who are wondering about what their rights are in situations where an employer, manager, or supervisor is treating other employees in the same position differently from them. That is why, if you find yourself in this situation, it is important that you find an experienced trial attorney in this area of the law. An experienced trial attorney in this area of the law – labor and employment – knows to ask the right questions.

For example, is the reason that the employee is being treated differently due to their age, or due to their sex? Maybe it’s a waitress in a manufacturing line, where all the other employees are male, and they’re being treated better and differently because of bias and prejudice against women. Maybe it’s because you’re an older employee who is being treated differently, or ostracized, or set aside for younger, more vivacious employees. If you find yourself in that situation, contact an experienced trial attorney in this area of the law.

We at the Chavez Law Firm have deep-rooted experience in this area of the law. We can guide you and answer your questions that you have in this regard. More importantly, understand that we are passionate about helping our clients get the just and deserving compensation that they deserve under the law for instances of discrimination in employment.


Have you or a loved one been subjected to discrimination in the workplace in Texas and have questions about a supervisor treating other employees differently? Contact experienced El Paso employment law attorney Enrique Chavez Jr. today for a free case evaluation and case evaluation.

We are dedicated to protecting the rights of all employees and fighting unlawful treatment of workers.

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