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Drafting and Navigating Your Workplace Sexual Harassment Policy

By January 2, 2018No Comments
It appears new cases of sexual harassment have been uncovered weekly—or daily—during the past few months. This trend testifies to a revolution in reporting workplace misconduct, which is itself part of a larger narrative of empowerment in American culture.

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We see the high-profile cases capturing headlines, but it is important to realize that sexual misconduct in the workplace occurs outside the limelight of the national media as well. Often, victims of sexual harassment in more private work communities are less compelled to come forward. Businesses need to be cognizant of this dynamic and work to craft a sexual harassment policy that empowers victims and promotes the safety and well-being of all workers.

View the full article on the COSE website here, for the fundamentals of an effective sexual harassment policy, including a free sample policy to use at your workplace.

Mark Turner can be reached at [email protected], or by phone at 440-571-7773.

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