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I was fired from a job in Massachusetts on June 3, 2002. I filed a
discrimination complaint against my employer in July, 2002. In November,
2002 I applied for and received Social Security disability . The Social
Security Administration determined that I became disable on June 3, 2002,
the day I got fired. Does that prevent me from filing discrimination
charges against my employer? I did not claim to be disabled right up to
the time I got fired, and I am not seeking front or back pay. Please
refer to King v. Thomas Memorial Hospital. This case is similar to mine,
except it went by the West Virginia guidelines.
discrimination complaint against my employer in July, 2002. In November,
2002 I applied for and received Social Security disability . The Social
Security Administration determined that I became disable on June 3, 2002,
the day I got fired. Does that prevent me from filing discrimination
charges against my employer? I did not claim to be disabled right up to
the time I got fired, and I am not seeking front or back pay. Please
refer to King v. Thomas Memorial Hospital. This case is similar to mine,
except it went by the West Virginia guidelines.
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