Risk Prevention Strategies: Responding Effectively to Internal Workplace Complaints

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1 Jun 2021
2:00 PM

An employer's response to an employee complaint can mean the difference between an employee who files a lawsuit and one who doesn't, even if they do not always get the answer they want to hear. Determining which compliants require a simple response and which require a more complete investigation is also critical. Responding with knowledge, care, understanding, and confidentiality, to the extent possible, promotes employee stability and a positive work environment while minimizing legal liability.

Join Nichole Atallah and Matt Kreiser, attorneys in PilieroMazza's Labor & Employment and Litigation & Dispute Resolution groups, for a webinar on responding to internal workplace compliants. They'll cover:

common types of employee complaints;
the legal protections afforded to complaining employees;
tips for effectively responding to complaints;
determining when to investigate; and how an effective response affects your bottom line.

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