"commit sexual harassment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an act of sexual harassment that someone does, for example, "He was fired after it was discovered that he had committed sexual harassment in the workplace."
"Although he exercised very poor judgment and has been disciplined by F&F, we are convinced that he did not commit sexual harassment, that our firm is not a hostile workplace, and that he does not deserve to have his promising future forever tarnished by letting these allegations go unanswered".
University of California regents will consider tighter rules against fellow board members who commit sexual harassment, even if the conduct occurs outside official university business.
Wiggins' letter is just the latest pushback against the notion that women's appearances cause others to commit sexual harassment or victimize people.
Any institution receiving grant monies from the US National Science Foundation (NSF) must now inform the agency if it finds that anyone funded by the grant proposal has committed sexual harassment.
"The Weinstein matter shows that when the boss commits sexual harassment, it's not just overlooked but enabled," said state senator Brad Hoylman, one of the measure's co-sponsors.
H.P. hired an outside law firm, Covington & Burling, to investigate Ms. Fisher's allegations, and while it "did not show that Hurd had committed sexual harassment," it "did reveal that Hurd had breached H.P.'s standards of business conduct," according to a summary by the Delaware Supreme Court.
"To be clear: No one who committed sexual harassment in 2016 would be back if there were a 2020 campaign," the committee added in a statement.
Feb. 6, 2018, 2 51 p.m. Any California registered lobbyist found to have committed sexual harassment could be banned from similar work for up to four years under a plan introduced on Tuesday at the state Capitol.
