I am happy to share an addition to my prior blog post, making it a total of ten objectives of successful harassment prevention training! I have spent the last 15 months traveling around the country, talking to organizations of the importance of harassment prevention and inappropriate workplace contact in the #MeToo era. I have provided […]
With throngs of new workplace discrimination legislation passing in New York City and State, unprepared employers will be the only ones in the losing position. Join us for a discussion on the steps employers need to take to ensure they are protected from and prepared for lawsuits and liability.
Men cannot engage in discriminatory avoidance as a strategy to avoid sexual harassment claims. How do we mitigate this very real risk? My latest blog for Bloomberg: As a result of the “great awakening” in 2017 with regard to the persistent and pervasive nature of sexual harassment (and worse), responsible employers are doing even more […]
I am pleased to post a link to a recent blog I wrote for SHRM Blog. This blog focuses on social media mistakes made by supervisors. http://www.weknownext.com/blog/top-10-social-media-mistakes-made-by-supervisors. These mistakes can be avoided, however, by supervisory trainingThis blog should not be construed as legal advice, pertaining to specific factual situations or establishing an attorney-client relationship.
