EEOC Suing Company After Women on Coast Guard Ship Sexually Harassed
Victims of sexual harassment have legal options against sexual harassment, and seeking legal counsel is the first thing a victim should do after reporting the abuse.
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Victims of sexual harassment have legal options against sexual harassment, and seeking legal counsel is the first thing a victim should do after reporting the abuse.
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All state employers and private employers with 6 or more employees are bound by this law.
Sexual harassment claims cannot be made if the sexual behavior was welcomed, or occurred with mutual consent.
Quid pro quo – something for something – is a form of sexual harassment in which an employer bases hiring, promotions, or raises upon receiving sex from an employee.
There is a serious problem in many American workplaces that is connected with fears of retaliation.
Many individuals are reluctant to file a complaint with the EEOC or even their employer as they are worried about things like retaliation.
In some cases, claims of sexual harassment can be false, leading to defamation of character and life changing circumstances. Contact an attorney to handle your case if you find yourself facing false claims and charges.
If your employer or the harasser is noncompliant, then an attorney will certainly weigh their options, one of which might include taking your case to court.
Many of the cases have been dismissed because victims took too long to come forward. The statute of limitations bars victims from taking legal action after a certain amount of time has passed.