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I was a bit unclear in making my opinion known. What I meant
to say was that, IMHO, workplaces confronted with sexual harassment tend
to overreact. I don't think that most workplaces experience sexual
harrassment accusations let alone actual harassment.
I have a question. Do you or do you
not think there is a heightened awareness of sexual harassment that has
lead to overzealousness.
I think most women experience sexual harassment in the workplace,
but that complaints about it are rare. I've never seen any numbers that
suggest otherwise -- have you?
Not as a matter of routine. I suppose that it might happen upon
occassion, but not nearly as often as cases in which women are afraid to
report incidents of harassment, or cases in which the charges, although
true, don't have any effect. But, with all due respect, you made the
original claim, so I'd like to see your evidence.