Employers have the right to manage their workforces in the most efficient way possible—as long as they don’t discriminate. As a practical matter, that means employers should be aware of potential lawsuits when making significant workplace changes, such as reducing the workforce or reassigning work. When taking such actions, be sure to document the economic reasons for the changes.
Need to change an employee’s duties? It’s smart to document the reasons why
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