Sentences with phrase «harassment cases now»
Democratic state Sen. Liz Krueger spoke to WXXI's Karen DeWitt about sexual harassment cases now rocking the country, including the case of state Assemblyman Steve McLaughlin, sanctioned this week for sexual harassment.
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ElsaMarie D'Silva, a former flight attendant at Jet Airways, now runs a website crowdsourcing cases of sexual harassment and abuse.
How many more sexual harassment cases will now surface now that staff is brave enough to make a complaint without fear of losing their earnest careers?
With a now former county department head, ex-Social Services Commissioner Dirschberger, facing rape and criminal sex act counts in an Albany case involving a subordinate, members of the Legislature's minority caucus want to know how many harassment or discrimination cases have involved county employees in recent years, how many were settled and whether public dollars were used to fund those settlements.
First, instead of waiting until a case had been resolved before making the investigation public (its policy for decades), OCR now announced with great fanfare the initiation of all sexual harassment investigations.
The district has no cases of harassment or bullying to investigate now — compared to the eight to 10 reports per month that occurred in the 2007 - 08 year.
Similar to OHS laws, many human rights laws, such as the Ontario Human Rights Code, now also expressly prohibit workplace sexual harassment; against whom that protection extends depends (as in any case) on the wording of the law.
Mr Justice Underhill has now validated the line taken by many of us that, now that we have the modern EU law statutory definition of harassment in place across all heads of discrimination, it is a matter of construing that definition, not of going back to the old case law.
We are now seeing many new cases dealing with old harassment because of #MeToo.
When accusations of assault or harassment cases make headlines, it's often because there's a powerful man at the centre — Roger Ailes, Bill Cosby, Bill O'Reilly, and now Harvey Weinstein.