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Article Index » new jersey » sexual harassment » Employer Liability
Report Link New Jersey Employer's Response to Sexual Harassment Complaint Provides Defense Against Lawsuit.
Jackson Lewis LLP - September 25, 2003
During the past few years, there has been a steady stream of lawsuits finding New Jersey employers liable for sexual harassment based on lack of an effective anti-harassment policy or failure to conduct a prompt and thorough investigation of alleged misconduct.
Report Link TRAINING, TRAINING, TRAINING: The Three Tenets of Effective Workplace Management [PDF File].
Lowenstein Sandler PC - December 01, 2002
Over the past months, New Jersey courts have decided two landmark cases that may significantly and adversely affect an employer’s position in any litigation that may be brought against it for workplace harassment.
Report Link New Jersey Courts OK Jury Trial Waiver in Employment Application.
Jackson Lewis LLP - October 15, 2002
A ruling by the New Jersey Supreme Court has underscored the necessity for employers to conduct sexual harassment prevention training for employees. The court said New Jersey employers must train managers and supervisors and must make the training available to other employees if they want to avoid liability.
Report Link Workplace Harassment Via Internet.
Lowenstein Sandler PC - June 01, 2000
Discusses Blakey v. Continental Airlines, 751 A.2d 538, 2000 WL 703018 (N.J. June 1, 2000), in which the New Jersey Supreme Court held that an employer may be held liable under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (LAD) for materials posted on an electronic bulletin board.

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