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Introduction
Introduction
Sexual harassment is a big problem that can happen at any job. It's not just bad for the person who experiences it; it's bad for everyone. It makes the workplace uncomfortable and can even make people not want to come to work. This part will help you understand what sexual harassment is, the different ways it can happen, and why it's important to stop it.
Types of Sexual Harassment
Here are some examples of different types of sexual harassment.
Types of Sexual Harassment
Here are some examples of different types of sexual harassment.
Verbal Harassment
❓ What It Is: This includes making comments about someone's looks, gender, or sexual activities.
🚫 Examples:
Gender-related comments about someone's physical attributes
Offensive jokes or comments of a sexual nature
Bragging about sexual prowess
Physical Harassment
❓ What It Is: This involves any unwanted touching or physical contact.
🚫 Examples:
Unwelcome physical contact like patting, touching, or pinching
Sexual assault
Abuse of Power
❓ What It Is: This is when someone uses their position at work to make sexual demands.
🚫 Examples:
Demands for dates or sexual favors
Making promotions or perks depend on granting sexual favors
Negative consequences from a relationship gone bad
Visual Harassment
❓ What It Is: This involves showing sexual pictures or making sexual gestures.
🚫 Examples:
Display of sexually offensive pictures
Leering
Invasive Questions or Remarks
❓ What It Is: This includes asking about someone's personal life or making sexual suggestions.
🚫 Examples:
Unwelcome questions or discussions about sexual activities
Suggestive or offensive remarks
Why It's Bad
Why It's Bad
Why It Matters: Sexual harassment can make you feel really bad and make your workplace a tough place to be. It can hurt your feelings and make it hard to focus on your job. Everyone deserves to be treated with respect at work.
Remember, sexual harassment can happen to anyone regardless of their gender.
What to Do If It Happens
What to Do If It Happens
If you see or experience sexual harassment, tell a supervisor or manager immediately.
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