It seems strange that this long after the #MeToo movement began, large corporations are still scrambling to make adjustments to their company cultures to prevent sexual harassment from happening. Unfortunately, that's still the case -- which implies that misogyny and acceptance of sexual harassment are somehow deeply embedded in corporate America.
What counts as sexual harassment in the workplace?
Sexual harassment at work is about discrimination and power -- not sex. If your employer happens to have 15 or more employees, it's also a violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Bystander intervention and sexual harassment
Are you concerned about sexual harassment in your workplace? Do you feel somewhat powerless, however, to do anything about it?
McDonald's workers complain of sexual harassment
Female McDonald's employees across the nation are complaining about sexual harassment in the workplace -- and a lack of response from the company's corporate officials.
Same-sex sexual harassment in the workplace
An old ad marketing a product toward women once proudly declared, "You've come a long way, baby." Maybe so -- but there are circumstances where women are still suffering the same old problems, particularly in the workplace.
The real cost of sexual harassment in 2019
When the victim of sexual harassment on the job files a lawsuit against his or her employer, the most that victim can claim in damages is $300,000.
New Jersey employees complain of boss' harassment, get punished
Did a senior investigator working for the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP) in New Jersey sexually harass a female employee and then, out of apparent fury, pour vitriol on her male co-worker and friend? When they went to their superiors for help, did their superiors engage in "victim blaming" and retaliate?
Learn how to find the right attorney
How do you find the right attorney for your needs when you're ready to file a workplace harassment claim?
Why do some sexual harassment victims take so long to speak out?
Why did she put up with it for so long? Why didn't she speak up sooner? Why now?
Isn't it obvious what constitutes sexual harassment?
What exactly is sexual harassment?
