Many Wrongful Termination, Sexual Harassment, & Discrimination Cases Require a Vocational Expert

Many Wrongful Termination, Sexual Harassment, & Discrimination Cases Require a Vocational Expert


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Want to know why? Watch this video and you will see that even when a person is wrongfully terminated, some parties manipulate their ability to obtain alternative employment and undermine their earning capacity to increase the amount of case damages. Other terminated persons have difficulty obtaining employment due to their lawsuit, lack of effort to seek alternative employment and/or lack of transferable skills.

A Vocational Expert will assess the whole person to objectively determine their employability and
earning capacity after their termination. For more information call us at 800-292-1919 or visit us at oasinc.org.

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