Sometimes, workplace rules conspire to give a second chance to a problem employee with a history of harassment or intimidation. If you don’t carefully monitor the second-chance worker’s behavior, chances are the inappropriate conduct will rear its ugly head again. Then, in addition to harassment and discrimination liabilities, you may be on the hook for negligent supervision, too ...
Second chance for problem employee? Monitor closely
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