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    Office Romance Analysis

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    Beauty of Beast: An Analysis about the Romance at the Workplace Looking for someone to be your lover? Looking for someone in common who has the same interest and experience as you do? Looking for someone who gets used to your working and living schedule? Looking for someone to date that perfectly matches you? It seems that the answer is your workmate or colleague. Commonness of Office Romance Office romance refers to consensual, mutually desired relationship that includes physical attraction…

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    Sexual harassment was seen, primarily among women, as an inevitable occupational hazard. However, since 1986, sexual harassment has been recognized as a violation of federal law, yet it is still a common violation occurring towards both males and females, particularly in the hospitality and tourism industry (Calvasina, 2005). This essay explains what sexual harassment in the workplace is, as well as, what is classified as sexual harassment. There are numerous reasons as to why sexual harassment…

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    Effects of and Responses to Workplace Sexual Harassment Victims of workplace SH experience a range of ill effects, such as job dissatisfaction and absenteeism. Victims also exhibit nervousness, anger and irritability, low self-esteem and elevated stress . In their research, Thacker and Gohmann found that the worst effects were associated with supervisor SH, sexual coercion, long term SH and SH in male dominated settings. Thacker and Gohmann draw upon several theories to explain these findings.…

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    In order to substantiate a hostile environment sexual harassment claim, a litigant is required to display that the suspected behavior was amply severe or pervasive to have produced an intimidating, threatening, or insulting work situation. In defining whether that criterion has been met, courts question whether a rational person in equivalent situations would have understood the conduct harassing. Since 1991, some courts have agreed that this standard can best be operationalized by probing the…

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    Lawsuit Depict a Police Culture of Sexual Harassment and Cover-ups highlights the sexual harassment towards female police officers and how their complaints were not addressed when brought to authorities. In an industry that is prominently lead and consisted of male employees and employers' many female officers often felt harassed and discriminated against in the Manhattan police department. Some female officers even claimed that their supervisors would often suggest sexual favors in return for…

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    been many cases of sexual harassment and retaliation cases throughout the history of the United States. It seems that there was an increase in these type of cases/allegations during the 1990’s that continue to this day. The average profile of victims started to change and more laws were created to set new precedents as well as to protect individuals. Since this increase in harassment and retaliation, people from all backgrounds have found themselves involved in sexual harassment and retaliation…

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    to believe that Hill was sexually harassed, and the continuation of Thomas’ confirmation was the result of a systematic bias in the workplace. Professor Kelly’s beliefs of the events mostly align Rebecca Walker and her Third Wave of feminism. Similar to how Walker challenged sexism on the train, Kelly has called out male colleagues for their statements in the workplace. Just as Walker was met with responses that downplayed their comments; Kelly has most often encountered the “It’s just a joke”…

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    Review of Related Literature Workplace Violence covers a wide extent of conduct. Workplace violence is any incident in which an employee is abused, threatened or assaulted by fellow employees or by a public member arising out in different circumstances in line with his or her course of employment. Workplace violence is viewed as one of the most serious forms of misconduct in the workplace. This is because of the disadvantageous impact it can have on workplace relationships and environment in…

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    comes to cases involving sexual harassment, the rule of law does not apply to factors such as money and power, gender and false allegations. Firstly, money and power both play a role in impacting sexual harassment cases, the more money and power a person has, the easier it is for them to break the law and fail to receive any form of consequence. There are many cases of rich and powerful individuals getting away with breaking the law. For example, Ben Affleck admitted to sexual harassing an…

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    American Apparel Case

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    He has dodged years of sexual harassment lawsuit but was finally penalized for his wrong doings. An internal investigator claimed “ it would not be appropriate for Mr. Charney to be reinstated as CEO or an officer or employee of company” (Lee). Unfortunately this company took too long to come to the realization that he should not be a part of the company. American Apparel has suffered tremendously due to the fact that it was such a long and ongoing scandal. Although they have suffered so much,…

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