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LEARNING AND KEY CONSIDERATIONS – continued from page 20


Here, the employer had a hard time overcoming the impression that its zealous investigation regarding the complaining employee‘s past performance was motivated solely by the complaint. This is another key lesson--the investigation regarding an alleged assault or complaint of harassment should be related to the complaint or issues raised in the complaint. When an employee‘s claimed certifications or prior attendance issues become the focus of the investigation


(when they are not tied, factually, to the complaint), the impression left with the jury is one of retaliation. RAND vs. TOWN OF EXETER, 1:11-cv-55 (D. N.H, February 14, 2014).


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