Our post-Anita Hill court system has institutionalized trainings and reporting systems as the go-to technique for mitigating harassment even though, as EEOC and labor experts Frank Dobbin and Alexandra Kalev explain in their recent Harvard Business Review article, "such programs have never been proven effective.
In the end, mitigating workplace harassment comes down to the company's culture and its employees.
Some of the examples FIRE cites as free speech violations are attempts to mitigate or prevent harassment and bullying among students.
Sex workers strove to mitigate disruption and harassment by police, and to maintain their emotional and physical well-being.
Our results therefore argue that polyandry does not serve to mitigate the costs of harassment (convenience polyandry) in Nasonia.
One outcome of this is convenience polyandry, where females mate to mitigate the costs of harassment by males (good examples include water striders: Rowe et al. 1994 and seaweed flies: Shuker and Day 2001; Thornhill and Alcock 1983).
"By taking an evidence-based approach to help break down the barriers to reporting harassment and discrimination, Spot allows companies to provide timely, transparent, and unbiased responses and mitigate the negative consequences of harassment".
Society seems to be neglecting the fact that this directive is in place to mitigate unwarranted deaths, beatings, sexual abuse, harassment, and overall confrontations that transgender individuals may experience when using public facilities.
2016 presidential campaign are requesting a formal meeting with the politician to discuss "the issue of sexual violence and harassment on the 2016 campaign" in order to "mitigate the issue in the upcoming presidential cycle".
Understanding sexual conflict can help societies mitigate the damage when love or lust goes wrong: from spiteful divorces to sexual harassment.
