Wrongful
Employment Act
“Wrongful Employment Act”
shall mean actual or alleged:
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Discrimination;
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Harassment;
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Retaliation;
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Wrongful Termination;
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employment-related misrepresentation;
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failure to enforce employment-related
policies and procedures relating to any Wrongful Employment Act;
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wrongful discipline;
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wrongful deprivation of career
opportunity, wrongful failure or refusal to employ or promote, or wrongful
demotion;
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defamation, infliction of emotional
distress or mental anquish, humiliation, false imprisonment, or invasion
of privacy which arise from the terminating, disciplining, promoting or
demoting of an Employee;
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violations of the Family and
Medical Leave Act;
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violations of the Uniformed
Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act; or
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negligent hiring, evaluation,
supervision of others, training, or retention, but only if such act is
alleged in connection with a Wrongful Employment Act set forth in 1. through
11. above; brought by or on behalf of any Employees; and committed or allegedly
committed by any Insured.