Legal Question in Sexual Harassment in New York
After one files a sexual harassment complaint against a co-worker, is the accuser protected against retaliation from the accused if the accused is not a supervisor? Or, does retaliation only apply to management and/or employeers? What if the accused made criminal allegations (after being accused of sexual harrasment) against the accuser to get the accuser fired?
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Yes, the law protects you against retaliation in all forms. Make sure that you properly document (send a complaint via email or other internal methods for your organization. And, there are many U.S. lawyers that will give you a free consultation on this issue.
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