What is Illegal Discrimination? For best results using a screen reader, choose the text Only Version. En Espaņol Illegal discrimination is when:
Seattle currently includes these protected classes:
* - Not applicable to Employment or Fair Contracting cases Retaliation It is against the law for someone to penalize or discriminate against you because:
You can file a separate charge of discrimination if you believe someone has retaliated against you. SOCR will conduct a separate investigation concerning retaliation. Harassment Seattle's anti-discrimination laws also protect you from harassment. Harassment is conduct that is directed at you because of your race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, national origin, etc. Harassment can include:
To be considered harassment, conduct must:
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