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    Re: Sexual Harrasment

    Posted by Jeannie on 1/30/05

    On 11/11/04, Sir wrote:
    > On 11/11/04, Terry wrote:
    >> On 10/07/04, Worried wrote:
    >>>
    >> He has the right to wait and see what his employer decides
    >> to do after they investigate the allegation. The ball is
    >> entirely in the employer's court. FYI - if they do
    >> terminate your fiance that is not a wrongful termination,
    >> regardless of whether he engaged in the behavior he is
    >> accused of or not.
    >
    > No one can tell whether an action for wrongful termination is
    > appropriate until all the facts come in. I think it is a
    > bit "knee jerky" to say such an action is without merit at this
    > stage. Once action is taken by his employer, if any, I would
    > suggest you re post and we can opine then. However, if the
    > allegations are false, your husband may have an action against
    > the lady who reported it for defamation - NOW. Best of luck

    Yes indeed,I totally agree with "Sir's" opinion here.
    The work enviroment and employee's rights are now under much more
    detailed scrutiny than those of years past. I know in NC, unless
    you are employed by an elected official a written document is
    required at the point of termination. That document; AKA "Pink
    slip", must include reason for termination. One of the reasons
    for this is so that upon applying for unemployment benefits, you
    will not incur penalties. If you were terminated due to
    aggravating circumstances, your benefits could be delayed and
    potentially denied.
    On another note, the female accuser has no responsibility to wait
    for the companies response to her allegations. She can readily
    bring private civil action against the man who engaged in
    the "alleged" harrassment. She can sue the company as well. She
    can bring action seperately against both entities. Most people
    just go for litigation against the party with the deepest
    pockets....which more than likely would be a corporation that is
    equipped with insurance for this very type of incident.
    I say, "Good Luck to all parties involved, since the truth is
    unknown to me.
    Sincerly,
    Jeannie
    Nikoueh

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Sexual Harrasment, 10/07/04, by Worried.
  • Re: Sexual Harrasment, 11/11/04, by Terry.
  • Re: Sexual Harrasment, 11/11/04, by Sir.
  • Re: Sexual Harrasment, 1/30/05, by Jeannie.


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