After you complain to HR, you’re on your own. #employeefirst #employeeadvocate #toxicworkplace #job
In this video, employment lawyer Regina Molden explains what HR is legally required to do after you complain, why their investigation isn’t designed to serve your best interests, and how you can protect yourself before, during, and after the process.
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