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What to Do If You Have Been Accused of Harassment at Work?

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Office arguments can turn into a harassment claim as an act of revenge.

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Have you ever been falsely accused of improper conduct in your workplace? If you have, you know that the accusation is immediately followed by feelings of anxiety, fear, and often anger. Your reputation and career are on the line, so it's very important that you don't react rashly to these accusations.

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