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No federal law requires that. EEO law urges employers to have effective harassment complain resolution policies, which defeat attempts to sue. (Burlington & City of Boca Raton decisions)

SOme stat laws may require policies.

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Q: What state or federal law requires a grievance policy or section in an employee handbook?
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