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When harassment escalates despite warnings and second chances, it’s time to terminate

04/15/2011

If a claim of sexual harassment comes down to nothing more than one employee’s word against another’s, it can be difficult to decide to fire the alleged harasser. It can be even harder if you know the accused harasser is involved in litigation against the company.

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