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Introduction<\/h2>\n

Even with laws in place to prevent it, employees are still treated unfairly at work every day. Unfair treatment can lead you to feel ashamed, upset, and less productive at work. You might even feel worried about the security of your job position or potential consequences for speaking up about it.<\/p>\n

Certain characteristics, such as gender or gender reassignment, age, race<\/a>, and religion (among other traits) are protected, meaning it\u2019s illegal for your employer to harass or treat you unfairly based on them. We\u2019ll go into more detail about which qualities are protected, in addition to your rights as an employee in Arizona. If you experience discrimination at work, it\u2019s important to take action as soon as possible due to reporting deadlines.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

What are Your Employee Rights in Arizona?<\/h2>\n