(Employment Law fifth edition pg. 322) If he or she refuses to do these sexual favors they could be demoted, not receive that promotion they are quailed for, or not receive a pay raise or bonus that was due. The Quid Pro Quo is more get down to the point sexual harassment. The harasser can bluntly or indirectly imply that the employee’s job or future promotions could be at great risk if he or she does not abide to the sexual request...
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The harasser can bluntly or indirectly imply that the employee’s job or future promotions could be at great risk if he or she does not abide to the sexual request. This request does not have to be the act of sex itself, but be anything sexual or suggestive in nature. The employer can also promise future benefits if the employee agrees to these terms...
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sexual hassmeant (Rights and Respect pg. 12) An employer can no longer claim that they did not know about the sexual harassment because the employee did not inform them, nor can they claim that they were unaware of the supervisor's behavior...	2 / 510
Sexual Harassment Being sued, arrested, offended, embarrassed, and ridiculed are just some of the fears that accompany harassment in the workplace. In the past 35 years the EEOC along with the court system have helped establish guidelines as to what does and does not constitute sexual harassment, and what should and should not be going on in the workplace...	3 / 783
Sexual harrassment The victim does not have to be the opposite sex. The harasser can be the victim’s supervisor, an agent of the employer, a supervisor in another area, a co-worker, or a non-employee...	2 / 498
Sexual Harassment Employers are encouraged to take steps necessary to prevent sexual harassment from occurring. They should clearly communicate to employees that sexual harassment will not be tolerated...	2 / 382