Why Your Meeting Needs a Harassment Policy
If recent high-profile incidents of sexual harassment haven't convinced you, listen to our expert sources: Your meeting needs a harassment policy. This is what to include.
Molly Brennan
Convene Contributing Editor Molly Brennan is a freelance writer and editor based in Highland Park, Illinois.
If recent high-profile incidents of sexual harassment haven't convinced you, listen to our expert sources: Your meeting needs a harassment policy. This is what to include.
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