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If HR is doing its job, why the jump in complaints?


May 2, 2008 by Jim Giuliano
Posted in: Age discrimination, Communication, Complaint investigation, Disability discrimination, Employment law, Hiring, Managers, Money, Race discrimination, Sexual harrassment, Special Report

Discrimination charges against employers last year jumped to the highest number since 2002. With all the emphasis on following the law and training supervisors, why do things seem to be getting worse?

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