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The content on The Workplace Brief is provided for general informational and educational purposes only.

What this site is

  • This site explains workplace topics, rules, and concepts in plain English
  • It is designed to help employees understand how workplace systems function
  • It focuses on information, context, and documentation awareness

What this site is not

  • This site does not provide legal advice
  • This site does not provide individualized guidance
  • This site does not create an attorney–client relationship
  • We are not acting as lawyers for readers of this site

Why legal advice is different

Employment situations are highly fact-specific.
Accurate legal advice requires consideration of many variables, including (but not limited to):

  • the employee’s role, history, and actions
  • the employer’s policies, size, and conduct
  • applicable federal, state, and local laws
  • timing, documentation, and prior communications

Because these factors vary from person to person, general information cannot substitute for legal advice.

What to do if you need legal guidance

If you need legal advice specific to your situation:

Reach out to your local EEOC office or appropriate government agency

  • Reach out to your local EEOC office or appropriate government agency, or
  • Contact a licensed employment attorney.

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This site provides information, not legal advice.
If you need legal guidance for your situation, contact a licensed employment attorney or your local EEOC office.