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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He knew you were being laid off and didn't want a pregnancy-related lawsuit. Seems you've never been a great employee so they don't want to invest in you.[/quote] +1[/quote] Did you read OP's post? She says she got her first negative review only after her first pregnancy. Before that, all reviews were good. [/quote] OP said they received "average" performance reviews. To me that means "satisfactory" or something similar. Many (if not most) places "satisfactory" means "shitty." As a fed if I started to get "meets expectations" as opposed to "exceeds expectations" or "outstanding" I'd start getting my shit together because if I ever wanted to change jobs every employer in the world knows that "meets expectations" in the fed world means "I can't fire the guy, but I sure as shit wouldn't keep him around if I had a choice."[/quote] She was employed there a total of 10 years! If she was below average they would have let her go a long time ago! I think it was discrimination, but unfortunately I doubt she has any case. Not sure where OP is located, but Virginia is an employment at will state.[/quote]
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