The key to handling any kind of harassment case involving co-workers is to immediately investigate the allegations and follow up with solutions designed to stop the misbehavior. But those solutions don’t always have to include terminating the harassing co-worker. Suspensions, training and other remedial actions may be enough ...
Consider all options: When co-worker harasses, termination isn’t the only way to avoid liability
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