Get Erd-18359-e, Retaliation Complaint. This Form Should Be Used To File A Claim Of Retaliation Under

This guide provides clear instructions on filling out the ERD-18359-E, Retaliation Complaint form, which is essential for filing a claim of retaliation under Wisconsin law. Whether you are new to legal processes or need support, this user-friendly guide will help you complete the form correctly.

Follow the steps to complete your retaliation complaint form successfully.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your preferred editor.
2. In the Complainant Information section, provide your first name, middle initial (if applicable), last name, street address or PO Box, city, state, zip code, telephone number (including area code), and email address.
3. In the Respondent Information section, enter the name of the company, agency, or union that you believe discriminated against you. Only name one respondent per form and do not name an individual person.
4. Indicate the Wisconsin county where the violation took place in the designated field.
5. Respond to whether you have filed one of the listed complaints with the Division, or testified or assisted with such complaints. Check applicable boxes.
6. If applicable, provide the date you filed any previous related complaint.
7. If you have a case number assigned to your previous complaint, enter it in the provided space.
8. Answer whether you testified or assisted in any Equal Rights Division case. If yes, provide details about the case.
9. Explain why your employer believed you would file or had filed a complaint in the space provided.
10. Describe the employment action(s) taken by your employer because of your actions or their belief about your potential actions. Document up to three actions and their respective dates.
11. If applicable, provide the date your employment was terminated.
12. Read the certification statement and provide your signature along with the date signed to verify the accuracy of your complaint.
13. Finally, mail your completed and signed complaint to the appropriate Equal Rights Division address based on your county.

Take the next step in asserting your rights and file your retaliation complaint online today!