Retaliation and discrimination claims are among the most common and most costly employment-related claims facing employers. Even well-intentioned actions can create legal exposure if policies, processes, and manager responses are not handled carefully.
Join labor & employment partners Ann Hanneman and Stephanie Cantrell for a practical Breakfast Briefing focused on preventing retaliation and discrimination claims before they arise. This session will provide employers with guidance on identifying risk areas, responding appropriately to employee complaints, and implementing best practices that reduce exposure.
Topics will include:
- Common forms of retaliation and discrimination claims;
- Protected activity and what triggers retaliation risk;
- Best practices for handling employee complaints and investigations;
- Manager training and communication pitfalls; and
- Proactive steps employers can take to minimize legal exposure.
- Partner
Ann is a go-to resource for employers facing labor, employment, and human resources issues. With over 25 years of experience, she has successfully litigated on behalf of employers in a variety of forums, including state and federal ...
- Partner
With nearly three decades of experience as an employment attorney, Stephanie's ability to understand the breadth and depth of her clients' needs and create a tailored solution is unmatched. She is known for her strategic thinking ...
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