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Age discrimination in the workplace occurs when an employer treats an individual unfavorably due to their age. In Hawaii, both state and federal laws protect employees from such discriminatory practices. Hawaii State Law Under Hawaii Revised Statutes § 378-2, it is...
Hawaii is home to a large military presence. Thousands of active-duty service members and veterans living and working in the state. When those military personnel enter the civilian workforce, some might experience workplace discrimination. Recognizing signs of...
Body type discrimination involves treating someone unfavorably in a professional setting based on their body shape, size or weight. This can include being passed over for promotions, receiving inappropriate comments or facing unfair hiring practices. Recognizing these...
Workplaces should be inclusive environments where everyone feels valued and respected. Unfortunately, illegal discrimination against people with disabilities occurs far too often. It is important to be aware of indications that your workplace is discriminating against...
In today's diverse workplaces, fostering an inclusive environment should be natural. It benefits the well-being of all employees and the company as a whole. However, wrongful behavior often goes unnoticed in the form of origin discrimination. Origin discrimination...
Retaliatory discrimination in the workplace is a challenging issue that many employees face. This occurs when an employer takes adverse actions against an employee in response to the employee engaging in legally protected activities. While every workplace is unique,...
Age-related discrimination practices typically target those individuals who are in their 40s and beyond. With life expectancies in the United States averaging around 76 years, there are more older individuals in the workforce than ever. Age discrimination becomes more...
Some jobs can be challenging to go to each day. You may dislike your coworker’s lackadaisical attitude, find your boss too abrasive or get tired of dealing with demanding customers daily. However, if the coworkers' or employers’ actions violate the Fair Employment...
Workplace discrimination refers to the unjust treatment of an applicant or employee because of a fundamental characteristic of who that person is, including race, color, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion and disability. In Hawaii,...
If you are a resident of Hawaii and were recently fired from your job, you may have questions about the legality of your termination. Hawaii is an "at will" state, meaning that employers do not have to provide a reason for letting you go in most cases, but there are...