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Old Sep 08, 2008, 05:06 PM
medsurgrnco (Male)
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Re: Harassment and Retaliation

So does anyone know what type of actions can be construed as retaliation for a harassment claim at work?

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Old Sep 15, 2008, 03:34 PM
ranaazha (Female)
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Originally Posted by medsurgrnco View Post
So does anyone know what type of actions can be construed as retaliation for a harassment claim at work?
Maybe check with your state BON to see what sorts of these problems they've encountered? I'm sure they deal with these issues, although that's not their main role. Also, I imagine they'd be the most UNbiased source of information vs. say your employer, friends, co-workers, or even lawyers.

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Old Sep 16, 2008, 12:15 AM
medsurgrnco (Male)
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Re: Harassment and Retaliation

I managed to find info by doing a web search on "work-related retaliation", as no one could give me a decent definition - even tho I asked my employer, a nursing attorney, and even called the library!

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