The Right to Be Told When There Is a Problem
Harassment and Retaliation
Unless employers know a problem exists, they cannot correct it. There is one area, however, in which employers have an absolute legal obligation to take in, investigate, and remedy employee complaints—namely, unlawful discrimination and harassment. Additionally, whenever employees complain about illegal activities, they enjoy a right to continued employment free from retaliation. These two issues, taken together, present one of the most dangerous employees an employer will face—the complainer.
Harassment
Let’s start with the basics. Harassment only becomes unlawful if it ...
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