International Lawyers Network's Labor & Employment Group Releases Updated Publication on "Sexual Harassment in the Workplace"

The International Lawyers Network's Labor & Employment Group announces the second release of its publication, "Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: What Employers Need to Know." This collaborative electronic guide offers a summary of key labor law principles in 21 jurisdictions across the globe, serving as a quick, practical reference for those reviewing their sexual harassment policies and training in these jurisdictions.

Director of Global Relationship Management, and the guide's facilitator, Lindsay Griffiths, says "We're pleased to offer the second edition of our paper, which builds on our previous efforts. We have a number of new jurisdictions, and the group continues to work collaboratively to update the paper to be a practical and valuable resource for employers examining their sexual harassment policies and training, to ensure they can avoid or promptly handle any #metoo incidents."

To view the paper, please click here: http://bit.ly/ILNMeToo

About the ILN Labor & Employment Specialty Group
Co-chaired by Marie Macdonald of Miller Samuel Hill Brown LLP, Glasgow and William Milani of Epstein Becker & Green in New York, New York, the Labor & Employment Group represents various perspectives of labor & employment law, committed to a balanced discussion of employment issues worldwide. The group regularly meets during ILN Annual and Regional meetings for discussions on topics of common interest, and to make and renew relationships. They also produce a Labor & Employment newsletter which shares articles on relevant topics of interest around the world, which are collected on their LinkedIn page.

About the ILN
The International Lawyers Network facilitates personal relationships among lawyers in mid-sized law firms all over the world, allowing them to confidently operate in a global marketplace while retaining their independence and local expertise. As one of the largest networks of experienced attorneys in the world, the ILN provides a platform for clients to access quality legal professionals worldwide with the cost-effectiveness and personalized service only independent, regional law firms can provide. With 91 high-quality, full-service and specialized law firms and over 5,000 lawyers in 67 countries on six continents, the excellence, demonstrated experience, worldwide presence, and relationships of the International Lawyers Network combine to make this Network one of the leading associations of independent law firms in the world. The ILN: Where lawyers become friends.