Oregon Employment Discrimination Help: What To Do Next
Important: Johnson Law, P.C. does not currently handle employment discrimination cases. This page is provided as a public resource to help Oregon workers understand where to get support and what first steps to take.
If You Believe You Were Discriminated Against at Work
Employment discrimination can involve unfair treatment based on protected characteristics such as race, sex, disability, age, religion, national origin, or other legally protected status. It can also include retaliation after you report unlawful conduct. If you believe this happened to you, act quickly and keep records.
- Write down a timeline of events while details are fresh.
- Save emails, text messages, reviews, policy documents, and witness names.
- Request copies of relevant HR communications if available.
- Avoid deleting anything that may support your claim.
Oregon Agencies and Referral Resources
Start with the Oregon Bureau of Labor & Industries (BOLI) Civil Rights Division and review filing deadlines. You can also use the Oregon State Bar Lawyer Referral Service to locate an attorney who handles employment discrimination matters.
If you are facing an urgent deadline, contact a qualified employment attorney as soon as possible. Deadlines can affect your ability to file administrative complaints or pursue civil claims.
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FAQ
Does Johnson Law handle employment discrimination claims?
No. We currently do not accept employment discrimination cases.
Where should I start in Oregon?
Review BOLI Civil Rights information and contact an employment attorney through a referral service.
