4 Ways To Minimize Risk In Retaliation Claims

Law360, New York (October 10, 2014, 10:03 AM EDT) -- When considering potential legal claims that current or former employees could assert, allegations of unlawful retaliation should always be high on the list. In fact, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission consistently receives more charges alleging retaliation than for any other case. Recognizing the likelihood of retaliation claims, employers should take proactive steps to ensure they will be in a strong position if challenged. Prohibiting retaliation in a handbook or policy manual and management training are certainly prudent starting points. However, there are additional steps employers should take to reduce the risks created by retaliation claims....

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