Reporting Violations and Questions Sample Clauses

Reporting Violations and Questions. Any person who believes that he or she is being subjected to behavior or statements that violate this Policy of Equal Employment Opportunity, or is aware of such prohibited conduct directed toward another person, has a responsibility to report the matter at once. Employees must come forward at once when violations occur or there is a need for further information or assistance. Any alleged policy violations will be investigated, maintaining confidentiality to the fullest extent consistent with a thorough investigation. Please note that a report of harassment or discrimination to any other member of management is not sufficient under this policy. Such behavior must be reported to the National Managing Director, who will involve others as appropriate. Also, anyone who learns about alleged harassment or discrimination, even if he or she did not personally witness the alleged discrimination or harassment, must immediately advise the National Managing Director.
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Reporting Violations and Questions. Any person who believes that he/she/they is being subjected to behavior or statements that violate this Policy of Equal Employment Opportunity, or is aware of such prohibited conduct directed toward another person, has a responsibility to report the matter at once. Employees must come forward at once when violations occur or there is a need for further information or assistance. Any alleged policy violations will be investigated, maintaining confidentiality to the fullest extent consistent with a thorough investigation. Please note that a report of harassment or discrimination to any other member of management is not sufficient under this policy. Such behavior must be reported to the Human Resources and Culture Director, by sending an email to xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx or call (000) 000-0000. If the report involves the Human Resources and Culture Director or the Chief Financial and Administrative Officer, the report should be made to the President, xxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx (202) 895-0420 ext. 265. If the report involves the President, it should be made to the Chairperson of the Clean Water Action Board of Directors, xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx. Also, anyone who learns about alleged harassment or discrimination, even if he/she/they did not personally witness the alleged discrimination or harassment, must immediately advise the Human Resources and Culture Director.

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