Posts Tagged ‘Sexual Harassment’
Managers need to understand that sexual harassment does not just need to occur between a man and a woman. In fact, managers have often made the mistake of thinking that when one man or woman harasses another individual of the same sex it does not violate the employer’s Sexual Harassment Policy and have therefore ignored […]
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Colleges and Universities can prevent harassment on their college campuses by ensuring they have a well-drafted Anti-Harassment Policy and by providing training to students, employees and managers on that policy.
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Someone as famous and well known as David Letterman should know better. However, even he has now allegedly engaged in what might be considered to be “sexual harassment”. Learn whether David Letterman’s alleged actions constitute sexual harassment and understand the legal analysis of what is considered to be sexual harassment.
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