Legal Question in Employment Law in California

coworker out to ''get me''?
a few months ago, i was at work early morning hours. and while doing my job. i told a coworker he didn't have any fragrance spraying on product. i got supervisor involved. and he corrected the problem. then he started to curse at me. i asked him to stop cursing at me. he continued and i showed him the door. then i reported him to my supervisor. he got wrote up for job performance. i he told them ''he was out to get me.'' i thought we were doing ok. but, yesterday he told the manager. i wasn't answering the radio when he calls me. and i refused his samples, and we were in a shouting match. i don't shout at work, i tend to leave it to supervisor to handle any problems. is there any recourse i can get him to stop trying ''to get me'' (fired)?

Asked on 12/18/01, 2:48 pm

Ken Koury Kenneth P. Koury, Esq.

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Re: coworker out to ''get me''?

there is not much you can do except file a lawsuit against him.

Answered on 12/19/01, 1:26 am

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