Add to ORKGThis paper explores the elements that define workplace retaliation and the actions that are needed to proactively prevent retaliation. As workplace retaliation statistics continue to rise. New factors govern how retaliation claims are covered. Organizations need to be aware of situations that constitute retaliation, how to avoid retaliation claims, and what to do if a retaliation claim is filed. This paper sheds light on the areas that are needed to prove retaliation took place. These factors are defined by research taken from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission web site and other related articles
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