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    locked Sara against the wall and started kissing her it was a form of touching that was offensive and non-consensual. Sara didn’t give Tom permission to lock her against the wall or to kiss her. This incident involves sexual harassment (which is also a subsection of gender harassment in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964) in the form of quid pro quo because it was “something in exchange for something else.” For example, Sara might have started flirting with Tom in exchange for…

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    In order to understand how the productions drastically change the discussion of sexual harassment within the play, we need to look at how the directors take away the gendered powers of the sub settings through lighting, props and music. For example, we see from the play the convent and whorehouse are spaces dedicated to women and empower them in lecherous sexuality or loyal chastity. Meanwhile, the prison is where both genders meet and are at the same level because of how everyone sins. What the…

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    The notion of liability of the employer is the secondary analysis made regarding hostile environment. To initiate, one must be acquainted with instances in which employers are or are not liable for a claim if hostile environment based on sexual harassment and sex discrimination. The first question one should ask, as described in Burlington Industries v. Ellerth, is who is the alleged offender, a co-worker or a supervisor? In further detail, what constitutes a supervisor? The latter question can…

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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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    violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which is a law that protects employees from being discriminated on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, and religion (www.aauw.org). The president would make unwanted sexual remarks, and hint at her doing sexual favors for him, or make suggestive statements about her gender. Some of the statements included: “You're a woman, what do you know”, “We need a man as the rental manager”, she was a “dumb ass woman”, he would suggest that…

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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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    or attempted rape or sexual assault Unwanted pressure for sexual favors Unwanted deliberate touching, leaning over, cornering, or pinching Unwanted sexual looks or gestures Unwanted letters, telephone calls, or materials of a sexual nature Unwanted pressure for dates Unwanted sexual teasing, jokes, remarks, or questions Referring to an adult as a girl, hunk, doll, babe, or honey Whistling at someone Cat calls Sexual comments Turning work discussions to sexual topics Sexual innuendos or…

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    to the employers to bring awareness/prevention to sexual harassment. Do you want to deal with the blame and repercussions of not addressing and/or handling the situation ahead of time? In the Meritor v. Vinson case a women who formally worked at the Meritor Savings Bank decided to charge her former supervisor, the vice-president of the bank, and the branch manager. She charged them with claims of being unwelcomingly stroked, raped, insisting sexual propositions, and unasked for revealing of body…

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    “Impact of Gender on Reactions to Military Sexual Assault and Harassment.” Health & Social Work 39.1 (2004): 25-339.CINAHL Complete. Web. 18 Nov. 2015. “Impact of Gender on Reactions to Military Sexual Assault and Harassment,” is web journal that informs the public about the impact of sexual assault and harassment, regardless of one’s gender. Identifying sexual assault and harassment in the military as an important area of concern for social workers. Margret E…

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    When Flirting Goes Too Far: Analyzing Holes in the Legal Definitions of Sexual Harassment and when to take “Actionable” Measures On their first meeting, Peter Fellows winked at Oksana Bihun and lightly brushed his hand against hers. Later that month while Bihun was working after hours, Fellows walked in with his shirt unbuttoned and his pants unzipped. He pressed his body against her right shoulder… After several unsuccessful attempts to seduce Bihun, Fellows told her a major reorganization of…

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