No accompaniment required (Toughest HR Question)

There is no general right for employees to be accompanied by a legal or other representative in meetings with employer

Brian Kreissl

Question: Are there any legal requirements stating an employer must allow an employee to be accompanied by a legal or other representative during a meeting with the employer? We are a non-union employer dealing with an alleged incident of borderline harassment.

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