Sentence examples for formal harassment from inspiring English sources

We take such allegations very seriously and our formal harassment policy makes it clear that this is totally unacceptable".

She filed a formal harassment complaint late last year, when the other officer received a prominent new assignment, according to two officials familiar with the case.

There was a formal harassment investigation, but the district did not deem the incident worthy of including in Dr. Chakar's file.

There are vastly more formal sexual harassment claims being made now than in 1991, although such claims have dropped sharply since about 2008, just after the Great Recession started.

Lt. Gen. Claudia J. Kennedy, the Army's deputy chief of staff for intelligence, filed a formal sexual harassment complaint against the general last year, more than three years after first complaining informally to her superiors, officials familiar with the case said.

Even with the news this week that the Army inspector general, acting on a formal sexual harassment complaint, found that Lt. Gen. Claudia J. Kennedy had been the victim of inappropriate sexual advances from another Army general, the senior officer who said she was accosted after jogging said she still believed she did the right thing.

Only 18 days after Mercieca made his internal complaint, now-employee Tracy Rummel filed a formal sexual harassment charge against him.

On Sept. 14, Morrison made what she believed to be a formal sexual harassment complaint and provided some of McGinn's messages to university administrators, hoping to be protected from retaliation.

The assault has led to renewed calls in the cosplay community for a strict and more formal anti-harassment policy at the annual comic book and movie convention.

Each year the force receives about 145 formal complaints of harassment (including the non-sexual sort).

If the conduct allegedly continued and did lead to a formal charge of harassment being made, then the allegations would still need to be proved by the prosecution to the criminal standard of proof in order to succeed.