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Sexual Harassment
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Sexual Harassment
Consequences in workplace. EEOC 1999 guidelines. Differing gender and cultural perspectives.
1,350 words (approx. 5.4 pages) |
6 sources |
2001
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"For anyone who has ever been the victim of it, sexual harassment is pretty simple to understand. When unwanted sexual contact (whether verbal or physical) occurs in the workplace, it is especially unwelcoming because it threatens a person's ability to earn a living without being subjected to deeply personal invasions.Sexual harassment can end a career, ruin a family beyond repair and force victims into extensive psychotherapy and
medication. It is entirely unacceptable in a nation whose public policy emphasizes equal employment opportunities for women and men. Sexual harassment in the workplaces compromises the victim's ability to function as an economic agent and so threatens (usually) his/her ability to live as an independent, autonomous member of society. When harassment is widespread in the workplace.."
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