Pancake House’s flippant handling of complaints results in substantial jury verdict
By Nancy E. Sasamoto
Business Advice and Financial Planning,
May 2012
A recent opinion handed down by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals serves as a good reminder to employers that having a policy against sexual harassment and training all new hires will not effectively protect the company if managers ignore or mishandle harassment complaints.
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