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Q: Which statement best describes a supervisor's, manager's or team leader's potential personal liability for sexual harassment?
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Q: An employee witnesses another employee being harassed. Even though this involved a co-worker, the witness can be considered a victim in this case.
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Q: In order for it to be determined sexual harassment, the victim has to be of the opposite sex of the harasser.
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Q: Employees claiming sexual harassment who are aware of but fail to take advantage of company policies or resources designed to prevent, correct or eliminate harassment have much weaker cases than those who do.
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Q: Friendly flirting is not sexual harassment when flirting is practiced between mutually consenting individuals who are equal in power or authority.
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Q: Sexual harassment in the workplace is a women's issue.
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Q: Due to strict privacy laws, supervisors cannot monitor employee email or be found liable for sexual harassment via email by their employees.
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Q: Sexual harrassment is not limited to physical contact. It can occur any time that an individual is uncomfortable with another person’s approaches, comments or discussions.
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Q: If he didn’t like the sexual attention, but she meant it only as flirting or joking, then it was not sexual harassment.
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Q: Terms of endearment with co-workers, i.e. "honey," "dear" are considered verbal abuse and charges can be brought up against the employee.
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Q: Sexual harassment can occur outside the work site and still be considered work related. Incidents that occur at retirement parties and office socials or in training
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Q: Sexual harassment complaints are generally false or unjustified.
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Q: Employees are subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination for engaging in unlawful harassment or discrimination.
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Q: It is unlawful, and a violation of the company’s policy, to retaliate against someone who resists unwelcome behavior, files a complaint about harassment or perceived harassment, or participates in an investigation.
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Q: Sexual harassment involves offering job benefits in exchange for sexual favors, or alternatively threatening a person’s job it they don’t agree to the offer.
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Q: Sexual harassment includes unwelcome sexual advances or romantic interest, or other unwelcome conduct that may be verbal, visual, or physical.
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Q: Harassment or discrimination based on sex, race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, ancestry, or any other characteristic protected by federal
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Q: Sexual harassment is prohibited by law and is also prohibited by my employer’s policy.
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Q: Sexual harassment can only come from a boss or coworker. FALSE Harassment can exist at all levels of an organization.
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Q: Harassment based on sex can include making stereotypical remarks about someone’s gender.
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