Put brakes on discipline when allegations of supervisor harassment seem credible
It would be naïve to think your organization’s supervisors would never sexually harass subordinates. Here’s what to do when an employee complains she’s being sexually harassed. Make sure you investigate thoroughly. Don’t approve any discipline recommended by the same supervisor until you have had a chance to verify or disprove the allegations.
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