To: tanknetter
There comes a point where the risk of major payouts as a result of a workplace violence incident outweigh the risk of a major payout from an EEO suit. When that point is reached its the least-worse option to fire the guy and write the EEO payout off as a cost of doing business.
No, not from a financial, PR, or insurance perspective, the rare outbreak of violence and the costs associated won't add up to more.
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08/27/2015 8:34:16 AM PDT by
TexasGunLover
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To: TexasGunLover
I’m not sure thats right. Risk mitigation in this case always assumes worst-case scenarios. Which would be the deaths of multiple staff members at the hands of an employee known to staff and management, even documented, of having a history of violent outbursts.
Those sorts of payouts are going to exceed, far exceed, anything sort of EEO-related settlement.
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