I'm being forced out of my job possible discrimination?

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judyarb1945	I'm not sure, but I think if you have taken off a lot of sick days in the past and they think you might be faking, they can come out and check on you. Again, I am not sure about this. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

kissmymiddlefinger	Does her boss have a boss? Dont complain about this bytch just ask to be transfered. be careful when you say you are discriminated against. She may not like you and vice versa but 'discrimination' has such 'other' connotations that just dont fit with what you have stated here. You will have zero chance getting anyone to believe that she wants you out because you are black since she is too. ALthough this may be the case, you wont be able to convince anyone else.... Besides, she might be jealous of you...might want your boyfriend who knows transfer if possible Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Mama Mia	Kind of depends on how long you have been there. If you have only been employed there for a few months there is usually a clause in the employment contract that says "you can be terminated at any time during that period without cause" If you are well beyond that period , and you have a supervisor who is over this woman then you could go to them and make a complaint. It may just be that you and this woman have a personality conflict and can't get along. Almost everyone has had a job where they have to "kiss some butt" to keep the job" it is just part of working for someone else. I don't think you will be able to prove discrimination unless she is calling you names publically or writing things to that effect to other people. Probably better start looking for another position. Sometimes you get surprised and it turns out to be a blessing in disguise. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

angeldionta	If u have a human resource person I would contact them first and tell them what's going on with the situation between u and your boss and then maybe possibly have a meeting with you human resource and your boss.....i hope this helps!! Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Todd V	Unfortunately there is nothing you can do. If you decide to look elsewhere, be sure to secure a reference from someone at your current job that can give credit to your work in a non-compromising way. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

kapn	Nope...your out....my supervisor showed up at my desk 7 months before I was to retire...clear out you desk and get out......at will....that's OK I didn't need them anymore.....thank god for good finical planning. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Tim	You are going to have a hard time proving discrimination. You are black and supervisor is black. Sounds like something else is going on, but not discrimination. Find another job. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No