Like many workers across the country, your employer might have mandated that you work from home this year – and into next year. At first, you might have found this change welcome, especially if you experienced sexual harassment at the office. Likely, you hoped that...
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Signs of sexual harassment for victims and harassers
If you're trying to keep an eye out for sexual harassment in the workplace, it can be a bit harder to identify it these days. Most people understand that it's illegal and that there are ramifications. That doesn't mean it won't happen, but they may try harder to hide...
Social media may help to spur sexual harassment claims
It is impossible to count all of the ways that social media has changed how we interact and communicate in the modern day. This evolution of the internet has had a massive impact on all areas of American culture. One thing that it is now being linked to is the growing...
Sexual harassment is common in the medical community
The unfortunate reality, which has become more clear in recent years, is that workplace sexual harassment seems to be common in almost every single industry. If you thought there was a stereotypical industry that contained most harassment cases or that there were...
That emoji in a text message could impact a harassment case
Text messages are often used as evidence in sexual harassment cases. A lot of harassment happens virtually these days, whether that means sending pictures or written messages. But there's one other component to consider: The emoji. This small symbol, meant to quickly...
Indiana lawmaker working to close sexual harassment loopholes
An Indiana state representative who says that she was the victim of sexual harassment has introduced four bills aimed at holding state officials and lawmakers accountable for such behavior. Rep. Mara Candelaria Reardon of Munster is one of the women who has accused...
Should waitresses expect to be harassed on the job?
If you're an Indianapolis waitress, you work hard for your tips. You realize that the paltry hourly wage you're paid will never pay the bills. You need to remain fast on your feet, have a keen memory for orders and regulars' favorites and a ready smile for all you...
Take action as the victim of workplace sexual harassment
Even with a variety of federal and state laws in place, workplace sexual harassment remains a major problem throughout the country. If you're the victim of workplace sexual harassment, you shouldn't wait to take action. This includes the following: Speak your mind....
Sexual harassment underreported, dismissed in court
When people in Indiana and throughout the country take charges of sexual harassment before the legal system, those cases are often dismissed by judges. Nationwide, only 3 to 6 percent of sexual harassment cases make it to trial. However, problems in addressing sexual...
Sexual harassment in the workplace
Recent allegations made against powerful people in entertainment and politics have shone new light on sexual harassment across all industries and in all states, including Indiana. An outgrowth of the newfound focus on workplace sexual misconduct is the "me too"...