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Sexual harassment
Michigan State University weighs scandal's financial impact
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Amy Scott
May 24, 2018
A $500 million settlement with victims of convicted doctor Larry Nassar is just the start.
Uber is getting rid of its forced arbitration policy for sexual harassment allegations
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Amy Scott
May 21, 2018
Uber is changing how it deals with sexual harassment and assault claims. Employees, drivers and riders will no longer be forced into arbitration, a process that critics say often favors corporations. The decision comes after survivors of alleged assault by Uber drivers pushed the company to let their cases go to court. Rival Lyft quickly […]
Big tech and banks are using mea culpa ads to appeal to their users
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Renata Sago
May 18, 2018
When it comes to crisis management, one expert says apologies and promises are not enough
Activists work to put #MeToo on the menu for restaurant workers facing sexual harassment
Apr 2, 2018
Sexual harassment has long been a problem in the restaurant industry.
One in 7 men say they've been sexually harassed at work
Mar 9, 2018
While the vast majority of workplace sexual harassment cases are brought by women, men too experience sexual harassment and abuse in the workplace. It's an issue, surrounded by a culture of stigma and silence, that lawyers and advocates say often goes unnoticed and underreported.
Poll: Nearly half of the women who experienced sexual harassment leave their jobs or switch careers
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Erika Beras
Mar 9, 2018
New numbers from the Marketplace-Edison Research Poll reflect the economic effects of workplace harassment.
Why most employees still won’t report sexual harassment
Jan 19, 2018
A new survey from CareerBuilder says 72 percent of workers who experience sexual harassment do not report it.
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How America's sexual harassment reckoning affects all workplaces
Dec 29, 2017
A panel of experts delve into what comes next for workers, companies and human resources departments.
What happens when sexual harassment becomes ingrained in work culture?
Dec 20, 2017
While some industries may be going through a watershed moment of zero tolerance for sexual harassment, other workplaces may be much slower to change. A recent investigation by the New York Times into two Chicago-based Ford Motor Co. factories shows an entrenched culture of harassment and sexual assault. Senior correspondent Susan Chira, along with her colleague […]
City workers in D.C. have two months to complete sexual harassment training
Dec 20, 2017
As prominent men across media, entertainment and politics face a flood sexual harassment allegations, Washington, D.C., is committing to addressing the problem. No, not Congress, but the District of Columbia. Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser signed an order mandating that all 30,000 city employees complete sexual harassment training by February. Click the audio player above to […]