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Elsewhere in the Courts: Retaliation
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The California Supreme Court has ruled that, under state law, an employee cannot hold a coworker liable for retaliation. The court ruled [1] that while individual workers can avoid making bad decisions, they cannot be held responsible for company policies that might create harassment or discrimination. 


The California Supreme Court has ruled that, under state law, an employee cannot hold a coworker liable for retaliation. The court ruled [1] that while individual workers can avoid making bad decisions, they cannot be held responsible for company policies that might create harassment or discrimination.


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[1] http://www.asisonline.org/secman/jonesvlodge.pdf