Sexual harassment in education

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    Teacher-student sexual harassment is lurking the halls of high schools across the US and school authorities do not know what to do to stop it. Sexual harassment has been a problem in the United States for decades because instances go unreported by school administration, allowing the perpetrators to move to other schools or programs that allow them to work with and target more young children. The lack of proactiveness toward sexual harassment in high schools takes a major emotional toll on a…

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    even in your own body. Women and men alike face some sort of harassment at some point in their lives, but it’s more likely to be a female who faces it every day as she grows up. In the show 13 Reasons Why, Hannah Baker is faced with every problem teenage girls encounter, but it becomes so unbearable that she ends up taking her own life. Many people, particularly women, including myself, have been confronted with either sexual harassment, bullying, stalking, heartbreak, and rape. Hannah came to…

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    208 Ethics and Moral Reasoning February 12, 2018 Professor Heather Perez Sexual harassment is harassment that includes unwanted sexual advances, request of any sexual favors, and other types of verbal and physical harassment in a sexual way. Sexual harassment is unlawful to harass an applicant or employee. Offensive comments, unwanted hand touches, and gestures they all tied into sexual harassment. When it comes to a business environment it is important that individuals conduct…

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    Laws Governing Sexual Harassment Clearly sexual harassment has been around as long as men and women have shared the same space. United States history is marked with this type of inappropriate and often heinous behavior. Reva Siegel and Catharine MacKinnon discuss this long history in an article they co-authored for the Yale Press in 2003. Siegel and MacKinnon point out that, “… sexual coercion was an entrenched feature of chattel slavery endured by African-American women” (Yale Press, 2003,…

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    future unexpectedly. Negative consequences from office romance are numerous, including decreased productivity on the part of the couple, complaints of favoritism on the part of the co-workers during the romance, and possibly even violence such as sexual harassment. Although is has been research showing that office romances may have positive influence on employees, such as increased productivity and motivation (Hemphill 22), some office romance sometimes are problematic and can affect employees’…

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    emotional distress, body image dysmorphia, and sexual harassment. When kids are young they tend to go with their parents, everywhere whether it’s to run errands, or to go eat. Typically, after a while, their children get bored and start to fuss,…

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    While Training programs without a doubt can reduce gender discrimination ,during training there should be an investigator to investigate complaints of discrimination or harassment. Many employees should take this investigation seriously. They should also select a professional investigator . To Demonstrate , Arnold state 's “ Selection of a third- party investigator such as outside the Diaz Bailon Yanelly 3 counsel...If an employee levels discrimination charges against a high level official…

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    case, Arthur Green and other heterosexual coworkers were faced the sexual harassment from his immediate supervisor, Howard Smith and other homosexual workers. The sexual harassment is a type of sexual discrimination that violates the Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The EEOC defined the sexual harassment as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal, visual, or physical behavior of a sexual nature that affects working conditions or creates an intimidate,…

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    responsibility where control is more effective when a single person is responsible for one task and making all employees aware of the anti-discrimination laws and having HR personnel make decisions based on these laws, giving classes on what sexual harassment is, what sexual harassment laws are and implementing a system to address complaints are actions that should be implemented in this…

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    Analysis Of EEOC Vs. Federal Express

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    The harassment continued and the whole building, not just the tenant was taken away from her route. The courts ruled in favor of the employees even though the company had taken action to end the harassment. The courier was awarded due to the fact that no replacement building was given to her, which resulted in a loss of pay. The court stated that she was ?in effect, punished for her…

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