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Which is why I quoted the third point, as it covers both the OP and the Women In Tech survey It would be an extremely narrow definition to attempt to carve out
by nikcub 11y ago
Which is why I quoted the third point, as it covers both the OP and the Women In Tech survey
It would be an extremely narrow definition to attempt to carve out unwanted sexual advances, especially from a superior, in a workplace not being sexual harassment.
- Joeboy 11y agoI definitely agree that unwanted sexual advances sometimes constitute sexual harassment. I don't think it's at all clear that all the incidences talked about in the survey constitute sexual harassment. I don't mind if you disagree on this point, which is a less weird position than the one you stated earlier.
- yummyfajitas 11y agoOnly 39% of women (65% of 60%) received unwanted sexual advances from a superior.