This webinar explains how the #MeToo movement has altered the landscape of workplace harassment. By applying the current state of law to actual case studies, we aim to help your CAA understand, investigate, and respond to allegations of sexual harassment. We also discuss ways of preventing this behavior in the first place, from establishing policies and procedures to creating a culture of respect in the workplace.
Presented by: Rick Pins, Esq., Stinson LLP
Presented on: April 9, 2018
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