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    Sexual harassment is defined in the state of Pennsylvania as unwanted touching, romantic attention, exposure to pornography, suggesting sexual favors, and unwanted commenting on their body. The most common type of harassment that occurs is men acting perverted toward women, but it is not just women being harassed, men are harassed as well. Men get harassed in ways such as humping as a joke for a laugh, or threating in a violent manner. The U.S. State Department has responsibility in…

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    discussing sexual harassment and retaliation, in consist of verbal or physical conduct that degrades or shows hostility or dislike toward an individual based on sex. Sexual harassment can come in different variations such as verbal or physical conduct. Some people think of harassment as involving physical conduct, like touching, groping or fondling. Sexual harassment involves verbal conduct, such as comments that directly or indirectly refer to an individual’s sex or comments of a sexual nature…

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    According to the Workplace Bullying Institute’s definition, workplace bullying “is repeated, health-harming mistreatment of one or more persons (the targets) by one or more perpetrators (WBI, 2017).” It can be threatening, humiliating, or abusive and it interferes with work execution and productivity. Under these criteria, Mindy’s treatment of Ming would be considered bullying. In this case, the actions that constitute bullying are ongoing and could result in workplace violence or litigation…

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    food work environments, but the whole restaurant industry. The reason why it happens more commonly than other jobs is because workers are separated from their normal social life and roles while regularly working nights, holidays, and weekends; coworkers tend to bond closely to other co-workers in these situations. ( Chia-Jeng and Kleiner, 2001, p.197) The food industry is one of many jobs where sexual harassment occurs the most. The next work environment that experiences sexual harassment is…

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    Linda Bond Edwards is a graduate of Florida State University Law School with a focus on Labor & Employment Law. She focuses on the topic of workplace bullying and cites the workplace bullying’s definition of workplace bullying as the systematic campaign that destroys health, career, and one’s job. A majority of Mrs. Edwards’s presentation was focused on workplace bullying. A point that was made throughout the presentation was that workplace bullying is not illegal. She provided the example of a…

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    Sexual harassment in the workplace is a serious issue. Many women have be subject to unwanted attention from a supervisor and must endure it to keep their jobs. Below, is a discussion about what happens when one woman exposes her supervisor, opening a court case that would last for years. Is the company responsible as a whole? Ralphs’ should be accountable for Misiolek’s actions. For starters, they were inforned about Misiolek’s behavior, at some point. Once they were aware of the naughty…

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    SUGRUE, JESSICA. "Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: The Good News and the Bad." Business NH Magazine, vol. 35, no. 1, Jan. 2018, p. 49. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=cookie,ip,url,custuid&custid=magn0117&db=bwh&AN=127270427&site=eds-live. Sexual harassment is an infringement of women's rights and an outlaw form of violence against women in many states (Sugrue 49+). Sexual abuse causes destructive physical, and psychological injuries to a huge amount of women…

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    unwelcomed including reasons why West believes it raises concern. Finally, I will explain West’s arguments as for why consensual but unwelcome intercourse should have the same legal repercussions as any other form of sexual harassment. I will explain why West thinks this sort of sexual encounter can cause harm to a person that the judicial courts are simply unaware of. West seeks to establish a new window of jurisdiction within the confines of consensual but unwelcomed sex that happens often in…

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    Bullying exist in all classroom and has for years unrecognized by many teachers.. Sometimes it is over looked because teachers are not looking for specific signs. Bullying comes in different forms physical, verbal, psychological, sexual harassment and cyberbullying. As an educator I may or may not experience these bullying styles at one time; however I will at some point experience these different styles of bullying in my career. I will discuss a few facts about bullying, a few strategies to…

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    CASE – SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE The case is about sexual harassment in the work place. There is a lady name Rosetta who is facing sexual harassment in the work place, sexual harassment is a form of discrimination involving the making of unwanted sexual abuses and obscene remarks. This is strictly prohibited under Canadian Human Rights Act. Regarding the case, this is a reasonable instance of sexual harassment, According to the case study, Rosetta’s co-workers usually ask Rosetta about…

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