Synopses & Reviews
In 1993, CNN correspondent Patti Paniccia was one of thirty million women who suffered sex discrimination on the job when she was fired after her second pregnancy. Paniccia, a lawyer, sued CNN for sex discrimination. Her case, which made national headlines, was settled alter more than two years of court hearings, appeals, and depositions. This invaluable and authoritative resource is the result of her extensive experience and research. Inside you'll discover vital information, including:
-- your job search: what questions cannot be asked, and what words and phrases to watch for on a job application
-- how what you say during your performance reviews can be used against you
-- getting fired -- essential facts about exit interviews, separation agreements, and future job references
-- how and where to lodge a discrimination complaint
-- basic rules to follow during a dispute
-- what to expect if you sue
-- how to interview an attorney: ten questions you should ask
"Work Smarts For Women" is for every woman who wants to protect herself and her job by knowing her rights!
Synopsis
A CNN correspondent who has triumphed over sex discrimination herself offers an indispensable guide to understanding what constitutes sex discrimination and the legal steps to take when the offense has been committed.
Description
Includes bibliographical references (p. 419-439) and index.