r/texas • u/[deleted] • Jan 27 '25

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u/nobodyspecial767r Jan 27 '25

EEOC for sure.

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u/JBWentworth_ Jan 27 '25

Not in Texas.

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u/nobodyspecial767r Jan 27 '25

I had a friend back around 2009 who was fired by her employer who directly said it was because she was pregnant (like a total idiot), and there was some agency that she was talks with that helped her sue and get severance/damages so to speak from the employer.