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09Sep

A Movement Against Sexual Abuse, #MeToo Reminds Businesses That Harassment Is Illegal

Compliance officers and general counsel at corporations and businesses are told to surveil the landscape for a host of potential threats, such as red flags of actionable misconduct by clients, vendors, and even company insiders....
By: Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence and
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/a-movement-against-sexual-abuse-metoo-38184/

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