The person keeps bothering me, press five. It had to happen someday. T.R. Anton's service certainly taps the zeitgeist.
Few things frighten entrepreneurs more than the specter of protracted litigation.
But in June, two decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court gave companies some protection if they have a specific sexual harassment policy in place. That's where the Harassment Hotline comes in. Its purpose is to field and document the first calls in a neutral, professional fashion, which helps establish in court that the company is acting responsibly. The price is certainly right. Not very good, says Jane Applegate, a small-business consultant and syndicated columnist.