empathiHR is the technology driven end-to-end solution for handling employee complaints to mitigate litigation, reduce risk and protect your company.
1,000+ EEOC Charges Successfully Dismissed
Employers are facing ever-changing laws and external factors which subsequently have resulted in a shift in power in the employer and employee relationship which has exposed businesses to new and greater liabilities.
Significant Changes Facing Employers
EEOC-DOL Memorandum of Understanding 2023
NLRB Joint Employer Guidance 2023
Arbitration Amendment Act 2022 prohibits the use of forced pre-dispute arbitration for claims of sexual harassment and sexual assault
Speak Out Act of 2022 reduced employers' ability to manage allegations of sexual harassment and assault, through the use of non-disclosure agreements
Environmental Social Governance (ESG)
policies.
Employer Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) increases
Affirmative Defense
Video Investigations
Quarterly Questionnaire
Investigation Management Tool
Investigation Summary
Employee Hotline & Training
Why does my company need an Affirmative Defense?
Isn't this what Insurance is for?
What Does the EEOC say employers should do?
Why should you choose empathiHR
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Confidential & Non-Retaliatory
eHR's complaint processes are confidential to the extent allowed. All investigations are kept as confidential as possible. eHR does not have the authority to take adverse action. Employees may utilize the established complaint processes in the event they believe they are being retaliated against.
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Non-Biased
We do not know your employees. We have no biases which could adversely impact an investigation.
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Third Party
As a third party, we maintain the ability to remain neutral, to ensure a consistent process is followed improving an employer's ability to defend against EEOC Charges.
In a recent lawsuit announcement by the EEOC, acting District Director Roberto Chavez said, “This lawsuit should put business owners on notice the EEOC will vigorously prosecute Title VII violations to protect the rights of female workers.”


