Sexual Harassment



"Sexual harassment" includes unwelcome sexual advances or conduct in the workplace as prohibited by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and comparable state laws, such as demands for sexual favors in return for employment benefits (quid pro quo harassment) or to avoid adverse employment action and an oppressive atmosphere of sexual innuendo or intimidation that is encouraged or tolerated by the employer (hostile work environment). Please read on to find a sexual harassment lawyer, attorney, or to learn more about sexual harassment law.

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