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Employee-favourable 2026

Being punished after you complain about discrimination can be a separate legal wrong.

If you are treated badly, suspended, or dismissed after complaining about discrimination at work, that can be a separate legal wrong in itself. Whether the original complaint succeeds or not, the punishment afterwards stands on its own as a wrong.

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