About this episode

This episode explores workplace retaliation, its nuances, and how employees can protect their rights.

In this episode of False Claims, Real Consequences, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by veteran employment and whistleblower attorney Stephen Teller to explore the complexities of workplace retaliation. Stephen explains the nuances of illegal retaliation versus general unfair treatment, emphasizing the importance of recognizing protected activities such as whistleblowing and discrimination complaints. The discussion delves into the critical role of timing in proving retaliation cases and highlights subtle signs employees might overlook. Stephen also shares practical advice on documenting incidents, the role of HR, and the common pitfalls that can weaken a case. For employees feeling targeted, the episode provides actionable steps, including consulting with legal counsel and reframing situations to regain control. This episode equips listeners with the knowledge to protect their rights and navigate challenging workplace environments effectively.

People in this episode

Host: Lisa Mosbey

Guest: Stephen Teller

Topics covered

• workplace retaliation
• whistleblowing
• employee rights
• legal advice
• documenting incidents

Keywords

• retaliation
• workplace
• whistleblower
• discrimination
• legal counsel
• HR
• documenting incidents

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: False Claims, Real Consequences, HR

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