A federal judge in Alaska has resigned following allegations that he sexually harassed members of his staff-- a good reminder to look at the EEOC's guidance on harassment
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A federal judge in Alaska has resigned following allegations that he sexually harassed members of his staff-- a good reminder to look at the EEOC's guidance on harassment
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Read MoreEvery year the EEOC reports on the number and types of complaints they received, and one category consistently tops them all: retaliation.
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