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How long does an employee have to work before they can file a complaint for wrongful termination?

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Amos

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90 days is usually the starting probationary period. Any time after that you can. You can start filing grievances after 30 days, but for termination it's 90.

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My step daughter was fired after reporting that she was pregnant and couldn't push the heavy carts. We asked them to make accommodations for her like pushing in fewer carts, they refused. She'd only worked a week. She said she never saw a job description and was told what her duties were after orientation. I've tried to reason with the stores manager to no avail. Any suggestions before I go to the EEOC?

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Anonymous wrote:

My step daughter was fired after reporting that she was pregnant and couldn't push the heavy carts. We asked them to make accommodations for her like pushing in fewer carts, they refused. She'd only worked a week. She said she never saw a job description and was told what her duties were after orientation. I've tried to reason with the stores manager to no avail. Any suggestions before I go to the EEOC?


 call a lawyer?



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The job description is listed in the union contract for courtesy clerks, and bringing in carts is specifically listed as a duty. If you are considering filing a grievance (with the union) I would ask your store's union rep before going WAY over their heads to the EEOC.

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There isn't much he can do at this point, because they will claim that she had a poor performance at work and claim that its not because she is pregnant, but work in general. In the 45 - 90 day period they can fire a person without having to give them any unemployment benefits or union representation. What I would do is have a sit down with the Store Manager, but I would tape it. You may need to check wiretapping laws in your state to see if it is in fact legal and presentable to the courts. If you can get the store manager to admit to firing her on the basis of being pregnant you would have a case.

I'm sorry that happened to your daughter. They claim to the public that its a "family store", but not anymore. They want to be exactly like Walmart.

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Not every place is 90 days though. Here is the DFW area its 45 days.



-- Edited by AnonymousCutter on Thursday 13th of December 2012 06:35:30 PM

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90 days

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At my district it's 60 days with the union giving each kroger store the option of increasing it to 90 days with the union's consent.

Since the union loves us so much, the union agreed to extend it to 90 days for every store.

God bless Kroger.



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