Risk: If they allow those relationships to affect their employment decisions, supervisors could run afoul of ...
Some manager socializing could spark bias lawsuits
Issue: Supervisors may feel more comfortable with employees from one gender or the other.
Risk: If they allow those relationships to affect their employment decisions, supervisors could run afoul of ...
Risk: If they allow those relationships to affect their employment decisions, supervisors could run afoul of ...
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