If I am accused of sexual harassment, do I have the right to know specifically who made the claim and can I see what evidence was provided to back up the claim against me?
I received a Final Written Warning based on a claim of sexual harassment from a co-worker. The alleged incident occurred over four years ago. We have continued to work together for the past four years. She only recently made the claim. Do I have the right to see the evidence provided so that I can vigorously defend myself?
0 answers | asked Apr 20, 2017 04:20 AM [EST] | applies to New Hampshire
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