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Preventing Harassment And Taking Prompt Action

The best way for an employer to respond to sexual and other harassment is to prevent it in the first place with effective work policies and training. The second best way is to take prompt action in response to a complaint. This section explains the importance of workplace anti-harassment policies, steps to take once there has been a complaint, and the wisdom of seeking assistance from an attorney who is knowledgeable about the subject.



FAQs

Should every employer have an anti-harassment policy?

I am an employer. What can I do to prevent sexual harassment in my workplace?

As an employer, do I need to have my own internal complaints process? If so, what should it include? What sort of complaint process should I put in place?

Can I, as an employer, simply handle the sexual harassment complaint myself without an attorney?

How can an attorney help my company avoid problems with sexual harassment cases?



Related Information
» Conduct Constituting Sexual and Other Harassment
» Consensual
» False Accusations
» Preventing Harassment and Taking Prompt Action
» Remedies
» State sexual harassment laws
» Steps to Take if You've Been Harassed
» Types of Sexual Harassment
» Who Can Be Liable?
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» Hiring
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» Sexual Harassment
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» Workers Comp
 
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