Sexual harassment charges seem to be everywhere – from Hollywood to Washington to Las Vegas casinos. Yet the vast majority of co-op and condo boards have not taken steps to guard against the possibility of harassment claims. Legal experts agree that it’s time for boards to wake up. Opportunities for bad behavior – and litigation – abound. Horseplay among staff members can easily escalate into what might be considered harassing behavior. A board member’s repeated flirtations with or sarcastic comments about a fellow director may not be taken lightly. A super who singles out a staff member for repeated ridicule could face complaints that he is creating a hostile work environment. Read the article………………..
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