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Sexual Harassment and Discrimination in the WorkplaceBy n/a - Listed within are the nine steps for an employer to take to institute a balanced sexual harassment policy. Learn how you as an employer can avoid a sexual harassment lawsuit. (Added: 26-Sep-2006 Hits: 529 )Dealing Informally With Sexual Harassment - from Lawyers.comBy NA - If you believe you are a victim of sexual harassment, you may choose to deal with informally at first. This article explains some ways to approach sexual harassment in the workplace before filing formal complaints. (Added: 10-Oct-2003 Hits: 2313 )Preventing and Responding to Sexual Harassment - October 1999 - Family Practice ManagementBy Ted and Nancy Williams - A potentially large judgment isn't the only cost of failing to prevent sexual harassment or of dealing with it poorly when it happens. If left unresolved and allowed to go to court, mishandled sexual harassment incidents can damage staff morale, harm your relations with patients and the general public, and cut into your practice's revenue. Complaints of sexual harassment are emotionally charged and difficult for everyone involved. But by instituting effective policies and procedures, and by enforcing them consistently, you'll limit your practice's potential liability as well as protect the rights of all parties involved. (Added: 26-Sep-2006 Hits: 528 )ERA: Sexual Harassment at WorkBy n a - Conduct is not sexual harassment if it is welcome.For this reason, it is important to communicate (either verbally, in writing, or by your own actions) to the harasser that the conduct makes you uncomfortable and that you want it to stop. (Added: 26-Sep-2006 Hits: 615 )Pursuing A Sexual Harassment Claim - from Lawyers.comBy Bernice Sandler - If you’ve exhausted your alternatives for dealing with sexual harassment at work, by confronting the perpetrator or asking for help in your workplace, it may be time to consider more formal approaches. This article explains how to pursue filing a sexual harassment claim. (Added: 10-Oct-2003 Hits: 1418 )SUPREME COURT OPENS DOOR TO HARASSMENT SUITSBy Neil Kuenn - Two significant decisions of the United States Supreme Court have opened the door to more sexual-harassment suits and employers may be sued even for acts of harassment they didn't know about. (Added: 8-Sep-2003 Hits: 1338 )
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