Anthony Antognoli Quoted in Crain's Chicago Business Article on Troubled Employees and Workplace Violence
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Sep 16, 2014
Chicago, IL. — Hinshaw employee benefits partner Anthony E. Antognoli quoted in a September 2014 Crain's Chicago Business article titled "Is your business ready to prevent workplace violence?"
The article discusses the risks associated with workplace violence, employer responsibility, and available resources, including Employee Assistance Programs. It also outlines what types of behaviors to look out for and provides suggestions for documentation other processes employers should undertake. Mr. Antognoli's comments highlight best practices for employers in dealing with a troubled employee. Mr. Mandler's comments focus on the employer's rights and obligations, including how and when management can raise a concern with an employee, such as when job performance is affected.
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