Common use of Retaliation Prevention Clause in Contracts

Retaliation Prevention. It is unlawful for any person to retaliate against a person who has filed a complaint of hazing, harassment, and/or bullying or against a person who assists or participates in an investigation, proceeding or hearing related to the hazing, harassment, and/or bullying complaint, or against a person accused of and/or found responsible for the hazing, harassment, and/or bullying, of another. A person may not violate this anti-retaliation provision regardless of whether the underlying complaint of hazing, harassment and/or bullying is substantiated. The school will take reasonable steps to prevent any retaliation against the student who made the complaint (or was the subject of the hazing, harassment and/or bullying), against the person who filed a complaint on behalf of a student, the person who is accused of and/or found responsible for the behavior, or against those who provided information as witnesses. At a minimum, this includes making sure that the students and their parents, and those witnesses involved in the school’s investigation, know how to report any subsequent problems and making follow- up inquiries to see if there have been any new incidents or any retaliation.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Family Handbook Agreement, Family Handbook Agreement, Family Handbook Agreement

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