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can I sue?
the person that hired me has hired his son also. in some instances it seems like he favors his son. can I sue the company for nepotism?
8 Answers
- Anonymous1 year ago
No, they will do that, look for another job or put up with it.
- ?Lv 71 year ago
Doubtful. There are very few laws that address nepotism and those that do typically only in regard to public-sector employment. And get use to some people being favored over others.
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- Anonymous1 year ago
If you can prove monetary damages, yes, you can. I suspect that when your mental health is examined, you are going to lose: "I am making deliveries for a living and have been doing so for 30 years now in California. I would rather be dead than to have to drive anymore."
- linkus86Lv 71 year ago
If you work for the government, and can prove your damages, yes. But if you work in the private sector, no.
- Anonymous1 year ago
As always the answer is ... YES ... you can sue. The real question is, can you win? Is there a nepotism tort in your jurisdiction? Can you prove damages?