Sentence examples for being harassed at work from inspiring English sources

We will see alleged victims' stories of being harassed at work taken more seriously, and our legal concepts of sexual harassment will become broader in response to the extraordinary moment we are living through.

Men who take an active role in child care and housework at home are more likely than other men to be harassed at work.

"There are a good number of court decisions using Title VII to protect gay or lesbian workers who were harassed at work and called names," Mr. Minter said.

Studies show that men who take family leave are more likely to be harassed at work, face a greater risk of being demoted, and earn significantly less than other male employees over the long run.

Recent research by the Williams Institute on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Law and Public Policy at the University of California, Los Angeles, found that 27 percent of lesbian, gay or bisexual people had been harassed at work or lost a job because of their sexual orientation in the previous five years.

Twenty-one percent of women and 7percentt of men say they were harassed at work at some point in their careers, according to a recent survey of 1,000 workers nationwide by the Employment Law Alliance, a network of employment and labor lawyers based in San Francisco.

A 2004 Harris Poll found that 31percentt of female workers reported they had been harassed at work.

That means statistically, female police officers are more likely to be harassed at work than they are walking home.

One of the most repeated sentiments is that if Carlson had really been harassed at work, she should have just quit.  .

Up until now, employers argued that you could be harassed at work due to your age and couldn't do anything about it.

Harassment is rife in the industry: almost nine in ten workers in the hospitality industry have been harassed at work, according to a recent survey by Unite.