In the first six months of this year, Ramic noted, there were no reports of
sexual harassment at work, although the rate of this type of abuse has not been negligible.
It is just as important for those lining up for Manchester City and Liverpool today, as it is for those watching in the stands and at home" - the Duke of Cambridge in a video message played before the Community Shield football match at Wembley "We are not going to initiate a general election" - Tory party chairman James Cleverly seeking to rule out a national vote this year "Understanding what your rights are, how you can assert them, and the choices you have if you've experienced harassment is such a vital part of creating safe workplaces for everyone, and this advice line is such a huge development in ensuring that all women are supported, wherever we work" - Actress Emma Watson, above, helping launch a legal advice line for those suffering
sexual harassment at workAnd that's exactly what's happening with the launch of a new, free legal service providing crucial support to those suffering
sexual harassment at work, in education or online.
IN recent weeks Theresa May's government announced changes to promote gender equality - by preventing
sexual harassment at work, improving paternity leave, and extending protections for new parents.
That's why the TUC, women's rights organisations and charities have come together and launched a joint campaign calling on the government to introduce a new law to make employers responsible for protecting their staff from
sexual harassment at work.
This was another important step towards gender equality, she said after being handed a summary of the Code of Prevention and Countering Harassment and
Sexual Harassment at Work in Collective Agreements.
To improve the welfare of journalists, that should be extended to victims of
sexual harassment at work. The council should come out strongly to handle grievances on behalf of victims where media houses fail.
If the bill is adopted, she said, the Legislature would be telling Minnesota women they must permanently tolerate at least some degree of
sexual harassment at work.
While we aim for equality we must take note that International Women's Day and the ongoing campaigns by women and Feminists of all genders have brought to the fore and begun to address issues such as
sexual harassment at work, period poverty, domestic violence and the fact that women are more likely to be jailed for nonviolent offences than men.
But polling has shown that many in the general public think the #metoo movement has gone too far, somewhat suggesting we still think women should have to put up with a certain level of
sexual harassment at work without complaint.
Or suffered through regular
sexual harassment at work?