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an elevatorman has made repeated passes at a resident. he is union. what do we do? she feels too uncomfortalbe to write a letter.
in addition to what Mike said I would add, if she feels uncomfortable she should nt only wirte a letter but file a complaint with the police.
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I agree with Mike, and the Email/Paper trail is essential. But your Manag company should be involved. Usually the Mang company is in charge of the staff and they know the Union rules. Also the woman should speak up now, as oppose to when the problem is out of hand.
We had a similar problem and the EMan was transfered to another building... Perhaps our problem now workes in your building.....
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The person complaining should put it in writing, if it is a union bldg. any action taken against him might not hold up because you need proof of complaint. She might not be the only resident so be careful.This should not be tolerated and the most severe penalty allowable should be issued. Perhaps some educational training is in order.
RH
I am a Super/Resident Manager. What you need is a paper trail, this lady needs to go on the record and this person needs to be reprimanded for his indecent behaviors. I would do all i could to get this low life out of the building.
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Ned, I would sit him down in the office and explain to him what he is doing is not permitted and that he is harassing the woman. I would suspend him and place a letter in his file, cc to the Union and RAB.
Bottom line is he must go! Start the paper trail.
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