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09Aug

#MeToo considerations for employers - Steps employers should take to minimize risks of discrimination in the workplace

Discrimination is an international issue - in Europe alone, 10% of employees have reported bullying in the workplace (EUROPARL, 2018) with an unknown number of unreported cases still ongoing. Clearly, this is something that must be correctly reviewed...
By: MERITAS - Law Firms Worldwide
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/metoo-considerations-for-employers-19989/

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