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Book Summary: Chapter Five

If you are having problems with your employer, you can not necessarily go out and file a lawsuit. First, you have to make your employer aware of the problem and give them the opportunity to correct the situation. If they do not take any action, or if the action taken is not helpful, then you need to file a charge with the outside governmental agency. However, there are very strict time deadlines for filing the charge. If you do not file the charge in time, you may not be able to file a lawsuit.

If you can not file a lawsuit, then you may not be able to get your job back, or receive some form of compensation for your problems.

Chapter Five explains and details these strict time deadlines, and describes how to properly file a charge with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).


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	Book Summary: Chapter Five If you are having problems with your employer, you can not necessarily go out and file a lawsuit. First, you have to make your employer aware of the problem and give them the opportunity to correct the situation. If they do not take any action, or if the action taken is not helpful, then you need to file a charge with the outside governmental agency. However, there are very strict time deadlines for filing the charge. If you do not file the charge in time, you may not be able to file a lawsuit. If you can not file a lawsuit, then you may not be able to get your job back, or receive some form of compensation for your problems. Chapter Five explains and details these strict time deadlines, and describes how to properly file a charge with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). Copyright © 2000 Leo Terrell Enterprises