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    Linda Bond Edwards gave a speech about bullying in the workplace, which I was surprisingly unfamiliar to the terms and conditions about. One thing that I was not truly aware of was the fact that workplace bullying is not illegal, and there is not much to do about it unless they are targeting someone of a specific gender, disability, or race. Since I was not as familiar with workplace bullying, I was unaware that there is a whole week dedicated to a Freedom from Workplace Bullying, which really…

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    Sexual harassment has serious emotional effects on its victims. It can also do damage to a victim's career. If you bring a sex harassment case in court, getting through it may seem almost as difficult as the harassment itself. Many victims of sexual harassment suffer damage to their self-esteem, they often feel powerless and may even believe that they are at blame for the harassment. Some victims also feel stigmatized; that no one believes them; or that no one thinks what they endured is serious…

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    extensively by the media for last couple of months. I’ve seen other women and girls posting #metoo and I did not have the the mental strength or fortitude to do so at the time myself. I’ve experienced all levels of sexual harassment from just walking down the street to a professional environment. I’ve been made to feel over and over again that this was my fault that some how by breathing or merely existing brought on all of this. I’ve been sent unsolicited dick pics and degrading messages.…

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    The #metoo movement has become very popular in America recently. Several women have come forward to share their personal stories about sexual harassment in order to raise awareness about the issue and eliminate the stigma. Aly Raisman, Olympic gold medalist, is one of the many women who has joined the movement and identified herself as a victim of Larry Nassar’s abuse. Nassar was the USA Gymnastics national team doctor; he has since lost his medical license. The gymnasts were expected to…

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    receiving seven percent of the profit, while her male co-stars get nine percent. The fact that she didn’t even knew about it was rather appalling. Women in today 's modern society are facing inequality at their jobs. Precisely like unequal pay, sexual harassment, and terrible maternity leaves. They work the same job and get paid incredibly less than their male co-workers. Although it may take years, women deserve to have full equal rights as men. The first feminist movement was primarily…

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    Every public and private employment is subject to the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), which prohibits against sexual harassment in the workplace. Each organization’s workers, including upper managements, managers, supervisors, and non-supervisory employees are subject to the FEHA’s anti-harassment provisions. All employees are expected to behave professionally and respectfully while interacting with others without regard to classification, job title, or function. Discriminatory or…

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    their employees safe from sexual harassment in the workplace. Therefore, human resource management is obligated to ensure each employee is trained and aware of the organization’s policies regarding sexual harassment. In order to understand how human resource management can help prevent sexual harassment in a work environment, it is important to know what is sexual harassment and how to protect our employees. First, we will take a look at the meaning of sexual harassment and then the steps…

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    Sexual harassment is broadly defined term used by the United States Government to refer to situations of harassment where sexual advances or offensive behaviors and remarks occur. With the broad nature of the terminology used, the enforcement of sexual harassment laws and the determination of guilt is left to the citizens. One such case, in which sexual harassment in a situation was questioned, involved the interpretation of an art piece and its display in a pubic environment. The art piece was…

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    Sexual harassment can be any unwelcome sexual advance, request for a sexual favor, or other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature in the work environment (Ferrell, 2015). The following are some examples of sexual harassment: unwelcome sexual advances; requests for sexual favors, sexual acts in lieu of promised job benefits such as favorable reviews, salary increases, promotions, or continued employment (Ferrell, 2015). The following conduct may also constitute sexual harassment, but…

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    Civil Rights Discrimination: Sexual Harassment Annotated bibliography Sexual Harassment." Gale Encyclopedia of Everyday Law. Ed. Donna Batten. 3rd ed. Vol. 2: Health Care to Travel. Detroit: Gale, 2013. 1115-1120. Gale Virtual Reference Library. Web. 14 June 2016. Batten Donna in the encyclopedia of everyday law explains different types of sexual harassment for example: Quid Pro Quo is a Latin term that translates as “something something” this is when an employer or other person in a…

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