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harassment
No one has a right to touch another person unless the other person permits it. It's pretty personal to touch someones derriere and it's called, "sexual harassment." It is against the law to touch another person or make unwelcome sexual advances (touching, caressing, stroking) or requests because under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, this is considered as sexual harassment. If such actions or behavior is unwelcome or creates a hostile work environment to the other person, the one initiating such acts may be sued for sexual harassment. This is also considered as gender discrimination. In Canada, if the person complains to the police, it could even lead to an assault charge being pressed against the suspect, (or sexual assault if the prosecutor is very severe).
Yes, if your boss continually tells you stories about past sexual experiences that can easily be sexual harassment. But it can depend on whether you as the recipient find the stories unwelcome, feel they are an effort or belittle you, or see them as an attempt to obtain sexual favors. You need to communicate to your boss, or to someone else in authority in your company, that this activity is ongoing and unwelcome.
Sexual harassment, is intimidation, bullying or coercion of a sexual nature, or the unwelcome or inappropriate promise of rewards in exchange for sexual favors. In some contexts or circumstances, sexual harassment may be illegal.
It is appropriate to hire a sexual harassment attorney when you feel that you are being violated and sexually harassed. If you contact an attorney and explain the situation, they will be able to tell you if you have a case that should be investigated.
It is sexual harrassment if it is unwelcome physical contact. However, he may not know it is unwelcome unless you tell him, or tell others (your manager, HR, etc.) who can tell him. If he continues to do that after you tell him to stop, he can be presumed to have been told it is unwelcome.
Use unwelcome simply as an adjective. By drinking too much he has made himself unwelcome at our house. The diagnosis of cancer was unwelcome news.
Sexual harassment is prolonged, unwelcome, physical or non-physical (written or verbal) persistent contact by another person (of either sex). In short, if a person is told to stop their advances, and the person committing these actions does not stop - then they can be charged with sexual harassment. Different countries have various laws relating to the exact definition of sexual harassment. Some countries only consider physical contact as harassment. If the contact is consensual, there is usually no case for a harassment case.
Hostile work environment: this type of harassment can result from the gender-based unwelcome conduct of supervisors, coworkers, customers, vendors, or anyone else with whom the victimized employee interacts on the job.
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Yes. Harassment is illegal when it is so frequent or severe that it creates a hostile or offensive work environment or when it results in an adverse employment decision (such as the victim being fired or demoted). No matter where the unwelcome conduct occurs, if it creates a hostile or offensive work environment or results in an adverse employment decision, it is harassment.
abuse, neglect, exploitation