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Title: Workplace Sexual Harassment
Description: Well-detailed and comprehensive note that will give you an understanding of how both male and female can stop sexual harassment whether in the workplace or not. I totally aced this course.
Description: Well-detailed and comprehensive note that will give you an understanding of how both male and female can stop sexual harassment whether in the workplace or not. I totally aced this course.
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DEFINITION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Sexual harassment takes
place when an individual
engages in unwanted
behavior of a sexual nature
...
EXAMPLES OF HARASSMENT WITHIN THE WORKPLACE
• Sharing sexually inappropriate images or videos, such
as pornography or salacious gifts, with co-workers
• Displaying inappropriate sexual images or posters in the
workplace
• Making inappropriate sexual gestures
• Staring in a sexually suggestive or offensive manner, or
whistling
...
PHYSICAL
• Assaulting an individual for any reason
• Touching may include massaging an individual on any body part without
first asking permission
• Grabbing a person’s clothes with the intention of ripping them off or
revealing body parts
• Caressing a person’s arm, hand, or any body part in a sexual way
• Grabbing a person’s behind, breasts, or genitals without permission
• Hugging a person without permission
• Trying to kiss someone without asking
• Making bodily contact with another person in a sexual way
• Cornering a victim with one’s body
• Rubbing one’s genitals on a person
...
• Digestive or gastrointestinal issues
• Panic attacks
• Development of phobias
• Fatigue
• Sleep disturbances
• Eating disturbances
• Drug/alcohol use
• Poor hygiene or self-care
...
If you're uncomfortable with the situation or against a direct approach, send
an email, letter, or memo to the harasser
...
Remember to document everything that's part of the incident, keep all text
messages, Facebook entries, tweets, letters or any other interaction to
support your claim, follow-up, complaint, and investigation
...
If you're a member of a union, you have another outlet
...
FUN TEASING
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
FUN TEASING
• Hurts
• Feels good
• Causes anger
• Flattering
• Shame
• Empowering
• Guilt
• Frustration
• Disempowers
• Lowers self esteem
• Enjoyed by the harasser, not the victim
• Makes me feel:
Happy
Attractive
Accepted
• Enhances self esteem
• Is enjoyed by both persons
WHY VICTIMS DON’T REPORT SEXUAL HARASSMENT
• Emotional pain
• They feel ashamed
• Fear of being blamed
• Feeling partly responsible
• They do not trust the system
• They are afraid of the harasser or others
• They do not want to get the harasser into trouble
• They do not know how to report the harassment
ROLE OF HR IN PREVENTING SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Actively participate in policy drafting
Display the organization’s policy in conspicuous places in the organization and
intranet
...
Ensure that the complaining process is easy
Title: Workplace Sexual Harassment
Description: Well-detailed and comprehensive note that will give you an understanding of how both male and female can stop sexual harassment whether in the workplace or not. I totally aced this course.
Description: Well-detailed and comprehensive note that will give you an understanding of how both male and female can stop sexual harassment whether in the workplace or not. I totally aced this course.