I was harassed at my workplace last year and eventually quit due to more harassment by co- workers u

Is there a time frame in which to file a claim. I was sexually harassed at my workplace last year by a co-worker, He was fired but when others found out I reported him they all treated me badly. I eventually found another job. My boss at the time, even passed me in a CPR class that I attended that he was supposed to teach. I was there ten minutes. He had me sign papers stating I watched the video and performed CPR. I am currently self employed.
I was afraid to go to work bbecause the man was trading with other officers to work in the same building as me and sending me offensive texts on my cell and emails.

1 answer  |  asked Apr 22, 2011 1:43 PM [EST]  |  applies to Iowa

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Roxanne Conlin
Yes there is a time frame and it is generally 300 days from the time of the last act of harassment. Do you have the texts or emails? Who was your employer because for public employees the time limit can be longer. R

posted by Roxanne Conlin  |  May 11, 2011 11:32 AM [EST]

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