Sexual Harassment Disciplinary Training in New York
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Disciplinary Counseling for Workplace Harassment in New York
In New York’s highly regulated business environment, sexual misconduct in the workplace calls for more than policy handbooks. In instances where immediate termination is not pursued, the employer must have a systematic process for lawful corrective action.
Our disciplinary counseling program has been carefully developed to address post-incident misconduct within New York workplaces, focusing on legal compliance, behavioral accountability, and comprehensive HR documentation.
Corrective Action Services We Provide in New York
Our services include:
- One-on-one misconduct counseling sessions for involved employees
- Compliance with New York Labor Law Section 201-g and NYC Human Rights Law
- Policy-based and situational behavioral coaching tailored to the specific misconduct
- Written HR documentation for internal use and future performance reviews
- Pre- and post-session assessments to track behavioral adjustment
- Guidance for HR teams on documentation and follow-up action plans
- Monthly employer check-ins for up to 90 days to monitor progress
Every session is conducted by a trained expert who understands both legal obligations and behavioral psychology. The goal is to correct improper behavior rather than punish it, while protecting your business from repeated
Why Employers Across New York Use Our Services
The changing regulatory climate in New York requires employers to operate under close legal scrutiny—especially when addressing harassment or inappropriate conduct involving gender, sexual orientation, or authority in the workplace. When incidents occur, employers must demonstrate that swift and proportional disciplinary action was taken against the involved party.
Our disciplinary training program helps organizations:
- Show documented efforts to address misconduct under New York law
- Avoid wrongful termination claims when choosing corrective measures
- Equip employees with a clear understanding of policy expectations and behavioral norms
- Rebuild a safe and compliant workplace following incidents of misconduct
Our team understands the unique requirements of New York State and City laws, which extend beyond federal Title VII standards. We help your business take reasonable, responsible, and legally sound corrective action.
New York Workplace Misconduct Updates
Former New York Governor’s Aide Settles Harassment Lawsuit for $450K
The State of New York paid $450,000 to Brittany Commisso, a former aide to Governor Andrew Cuomo, who claimed that she was sexually harassed and faced retaliation after reporting misconduct during her tenure in the governor’s office.
Source: New York agrees to settle lawsuit with ex-aide who accused Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment
Peekskill Judge Sues City Over Denied Promotion After Harassment Complaint
Judge Lissette Fernandez alleges in a federal lawsuit that she was denied a full-time assignment following her report of sexual harassment by another judge, who allegedly made verbal and physical advances. The accused judge later resigned following multiple allegations.
Polo Bar Staff Allege Harassment, Discrimination & Retaliation
An ex-employee at the prestigious Polo Bar claims he was sexually harassed after his bisexuality became known. The lawsuit also alleges retaliation, a toxic workplace culture, and inaction by HR. The plaintiff seeks damages and reinstatement.
Source: Ultra-Exclusive Polo Bar Slapped With Lawsuit Alleging All Sorts of Toxicity
Next Steps: Addressing Misconduct in Your Organization
Sexual harassment seminars & Disciplinary training are available in the following cities :
New York City
Embassy Suites
152 West 26th Street New York, New York 10001 USA
Buffalo
Hilton Hotel Plaza Buffalo
, New York, 14202 United States
Rochester
Hampton Inn Geneseo
4250 Lakeville Road Geneseo, New York 14454 USA
Manhattan
Embassy Suites,
8756 N. Park Ave, Manhattan, N.Y.