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    Sexual harassment has been an issue in society and in many work fields for decades, leading all the way back up to 1964. According to the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, "unwelcomed sexual advances, request for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature", is a form of illegal discrimination. Social and public health issues are caused in America because of sexual harassment. Sexual harassment situations range from subtle to life threatening or

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    What is Sexual Harassment? According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, sexual harassment is defined as “uninvited and unwelcome verbal or physical behavior of a sexual nature especially by a person in authority toward a subordinate.” Sexual harassment happens in the workplace and it affects both women and men. There is a fine line between the occasional unwanted sexual advances and comments that someone may find inappropriate. These instances may not always be considered illegal, but if these instances

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    Sexual Harassment on College Campuses The issue of sexual harassment on college campuses is an issue today that I feel is very important to look at. Many young men and woman go off to school to get an education maybe even to get away from issues at home and of course have fun at the same time. Sexual harassment gets over looked by many people when they come to college. It 's thought to be " oh it won 't happen to me" that 's the thought that gets young woman and in some cases men in trouble.

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    SEXUAL HARASSMENT OF WORKING WOMEN IN LUCKNOW CITY: A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY Dr. Rashmi Saxena Assistant Professor Department of humanities Shri Ramswaroop memorial group of professional colleges An ISO 9001:2008 certified College Tewariganj, Faizabad Road, Lucknow-226028 Email: rashmi_phd1979@rediffmail.com Mobile No. 9453947514 ABSTRACT Violence against women takes many forms and it is universal in all societies. Women were sexually

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    Essay on Sexual Harassment in America

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    that the phrase “sexual harassment” was coined at Cornell University in 1974 ("Sexual harassment," 2011). The phrase wasn’t, however, really used in common language until the testimony of Anita Hill against Clarence Thomas in 1991. Sexual harassment can take many different shapes and forms. According to a Fox News article, the sexual harassment claims made by men have increased twofold in the last twenty years ("Sexual harassment claims," 2010). Because sexual harassment is illegal both on a federal

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    Sexual Harassment Case The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's (EEOC) sexual harassment guidelines and the Civil Act of 1964, indicate that Susan Parker was indeed sexually harassed throughout her employment at Plastech Industries. The EEOC has created a set of guidelines that determine liability. These EEOC guidelines say that "A key factor in determining liability is whether the employer has an effective internal grievance procedure that allows employees to bypass immediate supervisors

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    Studies have found that female students in particular rarely use formal complaint procedures to help them cope with sexual harassment (Riger, 1991). Instead, they react with disbelief and ambivalence, typically trying to ignore or avoid the perpetrator, or talking to a friend (Dziech & Weiner, 1990; Paludi, 1997). When female students who are sexually harassed seek help from someone within the university system, they often turn to a trusted professor who is outside the official complaint-handling

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    victims to speak out. It is important to realize that sexual harassment is not only prevalent in the entertainment industry and in government, but in every other workplace. What is often forgotten about this issue is that sexual harassment is a form of discrimination although different from sex discrimination, which involves treating someone differently or unfavorably because of their sex, gender identity, or sexual orientation. Sexual harassment is defined by U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

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    Over spring break, I read five very interesting articles attaining to sexual harassment. I learned a lot about sexual harassment from reading these articles, and I believe that that it I important for athletic trainers and other health-care professionals to understand and know how to identify acts of sexual harassment. I believe that these articles will be very beneficial to me in the future, when I become a certified athletic trainer, and am interacting with other co-workers, athletes, health-care

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    In recent years, there has been an increase in the attention given to sexual harassment at the work place. Unnecessary and unwanted sexual attention between women and men in the workplace has been there for a very long time in the past. For many years, this unwanted sexual attention has been categorized as a natural form of male/female interaction. However, this has changed as women have become more involved in organizations. Thoughts and feelings about the acceptability of this behavior are rapidly

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