Retaliate definition

Retaliate means an act or communication intended:

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Retaliate or “Retaliation” means an act or communication intended:

Retaliate means to take adverse action against a person* because that person* has (i) opposed, or (ii) pursued, participated in, or assisted any action alleging, any conduct prohibited by paragraphs (a)(1) or (b)(1) of this rule.

Examples of Retaliate in a sentence

• Retaliate against Participants who exercise their rights or file a complaint.

• Retaliate against any employee or volunteer who seeks advice from, raises a concern with or makes a complaint about fraud, waste, abuse, policy violations, discrimination, illegal conduct, unethical conduct, unsafe conduct or any other misconduct by the organization or volunteers.

• Retaliate against any Employee for exercising their rights set forth in this Resolution, filing charges against the Employee Organization, or refusing to participate in Employee Organization activities.

• Retaliate against any person for opposing any practice forbidden or made unlawful by the Fair Employment and Housing Act (“FEHA”) or for testifying or otherwise participating in proceeds under the FEHA.

• Retaliate against by increasing the rent, we cannot provide legal advice and any questions regarding legal advice or estate planning must be directed to a qualified attorney.

More Definitions of Retaliate

Retaliate means to take any of the following actions against an individual because the individual, in good faith, alleged waste, fraud, or abuse:

Retaliate or "retaliation" means the same as that term is defined in Subsection 53G-9-601(7).

Retaliate or “retaliation” means:

Retaliate means the taking of adverse action by an employer, employment agency, labor organization, apprenticeship program, on-the-job training program, or vocational school against one of its employees, applicants, or members because the employee, applicant, or member:

Retaliate means to take an adverse action against an individual or subject an individual to conduct that has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with that individual’s educational experience, work or academic performance, or creates an educational experience or academic or work environment that a reasonable person would find intimidating or hostile because of something that individual did to further this Rule, including but not limited to filing a complaint or being a witness in or supporter of or against a complaint.

Retaliate means to take an adverse action against an individual or subject an individual to conduct that has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with that individual’s educational experience, work or academic performance, or creates an educational experience or academic or work environment that a reasonable person would find intimidating or hostile because of something that individual did to further this Policy, including but not limited to filing a complaint or being a witness in or supporter of or against a complaint. This includes interfering with the reporting of or the investigation of prohibited behavior, such as tampering with or destroying relevant evidence; intimidating, threatening or attempting to influence, in any way, the testimony or information of a Reporter, Complainant, or witness.

Retaliate means to take an adverse action against an individual or subject an individual to conduct that has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with that individual’s educational experience, work or academic performances, or creates an educational experience or academic or work environment that a reasonable person would find intimidating or hostile because of something that individual did to further the University’s policy for providing accommodations.