Preventing customer harassment requires rules and follow-up
Employers can be held liable for customer and client harassment if they know or should know it’s happening. That means two things. First, create workplace rules that include removing or banning harassing customers from company premises. Second, enforce those rules and don’t ignore complaints. This is true for all forms of harassment, whether sexual, racial,... View Article
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