Prevent payback: Retaliation hits all-time high
It’s more important than ever to remind supervisors that it’s unlawful to try to “get even” with people (staff or applicants) because they complain about discrimination, either in house or to a government agency. While employee complaints to the EEOC about every type of discrimination declined from 2012 to 2013, only one rose: retaliation.
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