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Florida Law prohibits an employer from retaliating against an employee that “blows the whistle” or objects to an employers’ violation of a law, rule, or regulation. Florida Law also prohibits an employer from retaliating against any employee that has testified at any investigation, hearing, or inquiry into an alleged violation of a law, rule, or regulation by the employer. Lastly, Florida prohibits an employer from retaliating against an employee that discloses or threatens to disclose a policy or practice that violates a law, rule, or regulation. Dammous Law handles whistleblower claims. If you need help with this type of case, our employment lawyers are at your disposal.
Retaliation can take several forms, including termination, reduction in hours, wages, and benefits, continuous harassment or intimidation, and undesirable job transfers.
Our employment attorneys can help you determine what your rights are with respect to your facts. If you believe you were retaliated against for making a protected expression. If you believe you were retaliated or have any other question, contact us today or call (833) 326-6687.
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Ask Our AttorneysA whistleblower is an employee or individual who reports illegal, unethical, or unsafe activities within an organization, such as fraud, corruption, safety violations, or other misconduct.
Whistleblowers are protected under various laws that prevent employers from retaliating against them. These protections may include safeguarding their job, preventing demotion, or protecting them from harassment or termination.
Reportable activities can include financial fraud, workplace safety violations, discrimination, environmental violations, government contract fraud, or any illegal corporate behavior.
You should document all incidents, preserve evidence, and report the retaliation to HR or relevant authorities. You may also file a whistleblower complaint or consult an employment attorney for legal guidance.
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