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No employee handbook or written policy? Good luck proving you take harassment seriously

11/05/2010

One reason employers have handbooks is to protect themselves from surprise allegations of harassment. Without a handbook, they are left with having to show that employees knew how to complain. That’s tough if there’s no documentation that you told them how.

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