Employers in New York have a legal duty to provide a work environment free from discrimination and harassment. One form of workplace harassment is known as a hostile work environment, which arises when an employee experiences discrimination or harassment that interferes with their ability to work.
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Fostering an inclusive work environment free from harassment is essential for employee well-being and productivity. While blatant forms of harassment are easy to spot, more subtle and often unintentional behaviors or comments can marginalize individuals based on their protected characteristics.
These subtle acts, or microaggressions, can significantly impact employees...
Employers play a crucial role in fostering a safe, healthy, and productive work environment free from harassment. A paramount aspect of this responsibility involves preventing a hostile work environment. Employers that fail to do so can be held liable, and victims have a right to take legal action.
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Rude bosses and annoying coworkers can make for a toxic workplace. But being obnoxious is not necessarily illegal – there is a difference between a toxic and a hostile work environment. By consulting an experienced employment lawyer, you can better understand these terms and protect your rights.
New York City is home to home to people from all walks of life who come together to work, create, and innovate. However, employees here are not immune to a hostile work environment. If you have experienced discrimination or harassment in your workplace, you need an experienced employment lawyer to protect...
