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Can an employer legally terminate a worker for filing a complaint?

April 26, 2017complaint employer filing legally worker

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Can an employer legally terminate a worker for filing a complaint?

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No. Employers are prohibited from retaliating against workers that file complaints, attempt to enforce a right permitted by law, testify in an investigation or assists in an investigation regarding all prevailing wage rate laws. Employers are also prohibited from retaliating against a worker because the employer believes the worker has done or may do any of the actions indicated above. Contact the divisions Civil Rights Bureau intake staff person at (608) 266-6860 if you have any further questions regarding retaliation.