On a recent RiskTrends™ Trusted Insight podcast, attorneys Jack McCalmon, Leslie Zieren, and Emily Brodzinski discussed a $6.1 million dollar verdict awarded to a former McDonald's worker, who was one of many fast-food workers around the country subjected to a phone hoax. The employer was sued for failing to warn employees about the hoax, which resulted in the employee being detained, strip-searched, and sexually assaulted in the restaurant.
During the 20-minute podcast, the trio also addressed a question generated by a listener to an earlier podcast: "Is there any situation in which a manager should check on an employee by going to their home?"
On The Next Podcast:
On the next RiskTrends™ Trusted Insight podcast, the trio will discuss the $29 million embezzlement of a small, Texas family business by its bookkeeper, who pled guilty to the crime.
Meanwhile, here is the link to the podcast regarding the prank call: "RiskTrends™ Trusted Insight Podcast: Sexual Assault And Prank Phone Call Liability".
This podcast is a free service of The McCalmon Group, Inc. and is available on iTunes, Pandora, Spotify, and Google Podcasts, as well as on your favorite podcast app. The podcast is suitable for anyone who manages risk. You can subscribe to the RiskTrends™ podcast by opening any of these apps and searching for The McCalmon Group. Choose the title "RiskTrends™ Trusted Insight Podcast: Sexual Assault And Prank Phone Call Liability".
