Sexual Harassment: Can You Be Held Accountable For the Actions of Others?

After receiving a reader's letter on this sensitive topic we asked
culinary school instructor and consultant James Dunne to shed some
insight. In so doing, Dunne covers the background on sexual harassment and offers several valuable "steps you can take" to help keep your restaurant in the clear.

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