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An organization that
has a policy prohibiting sexual harassment in the workplace, even if
not well publicized, will be insulated from charges and lawsuits
alleging sexual harassment. |
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The US Supreme Court
has said that the Equal Opportunity commission guidelines on sexual
harassment in the workplace (see page 17). |
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A situation that
constitutes sexual harassment, as determined by the courts is
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If found guilty of
sexual harassment, an employee may be individually liable to the
harassed employee and may be ordered by the court to pay out of
pocket expenses not reimbursable by the employer. (See page 12.) |
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The courts have ruled
that in investigating claims of sexual harassment the standard to be
applied is that of |
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Sexual harassment can include the
following. (See page 21.) |
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Go to Page 12. A recent
government study showed that lost time and productivity from sexual
harassment cost the government how much money over a two year
period? |
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An employer has to be aware of the
sexual harassment action in order to be held liable for it. |
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Only physical acts by
one employee against another constitute sexual harassment. |
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Sexual Harassment can be
stopped if a company takes a positive stand by doing which of the
following. |
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Turn to page 22. What
is the only way an employer may avoid liability or limit the damages
of a charge against one of its employees? |
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Person A repeatedly
requests a date, even though Person B declines every invitation and
makes it clear that he or she is not interested. This is a classic
example of sexual harassment. (See page 38 and appendix.) |
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It doesn’t matter what
the harasser meant or didn’t mean; all that counts is the impact on
the harassee. |
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Turn to page 38. Is #6 sexual
harassment or not? Check the appendix. |
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Stay on page 38. Is #2 sexual
harassment or not? Check the appendix. |
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Which of the following
is not a criteria for Sexual Harassment. |
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The courts consider
sexual behavior as behavior that’s based on gender; therefore,
sexual harassment is NOT always sexual in nature. |
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A company is liable for
the sexual harassment conduct of its employees even if it didn’t
know about the harassment. (See page 22.) |
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Turn to page 23 in your
Guide to Prevention. The 1991 amendment to the Civil Rights Law
allows federal courts to award both compensatory and punitive
damages in cases where there are no other additional claims. In such
cases the courts can “tack-on” punitive damages up to how much for
large companies? |
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Absolute confidentiality must be
maintained. All matters relating to a potential sexual harassment
incident must be held confidential, with no exception. (See page
62.) |
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