Sentences with phrase «constitute harassment in the workplace»

Not exact matches

What constitutes sexual harassment in the workplace varies, but as theAAUW notes, it includes behaviors like «unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, direct or indirect threats or bribes for sexual activity, sexual innuendos and comments, sexually suggestive jokes, unwelcome touching or brushing against a person,» among others.

It's important to point out that Raghu is talking about Trump's comments — not the actions he describes in those comments, which would constitute not just workplace sexual harassment, but assault.

Gabryszak didn't apologize in his statement, and only admitted, «There was mutual banter and exchanges that took place that should not have taken place because it is inappropriate in the workplace even if it does not constitute sexual harassment.»

This decision provides an important distinction between less than perfect management in unionized workplaces and conduct that constitutes harassment.

There are a number of California laws that prohibit employers from engaging in behaviors that constitute workplace discrimination, harassment, and retaliation including the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), the California Family Rights Act (CFRA), and the California Equal Pay Act.

Until there are uniform and clear guidelines from the courts or tribunal for how to discuss politics in the workplace, both employers and employees should be aware of what constitutes formal harassment, and err on the side of respecting one another's differences.

«In our opinion, even if we accept them as accurate, none of them constitute workplace harassment,» the summary says.

By now everyone should know that sexual harassment is not permissible in the workplace, but even amidst the flurry of allegations we have seen in the #metoo era, exactly what constitutes sexual harassment might still be a little fuzzy.