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7 Mistakes You Can Avoid With E-mail Harassment Cases


Source: InBoxer


Document Type: White Paper

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In a landmark 7-2 decision, the US Supreme Court ruled that employers are responsible for harassment—even if they are not aware that it is going on. This “should have known” standard is particularly troublesome when harassment involves e-mail. How can you possibly know about every e-mail message from your employees, when thousands are sent every day?


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