Understanding the Gestures of Harassment: What You Need to Know

Learn about the various gestures that constitute harassment and how to address them appropriately.

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Gestures of harassment include unwanted physical contact like touching, hugging, or patting. Invasive personal questions, offensive jokes, and persistent staring are also considered harassment. Report any such behavior to a supervisor or appropriate authority.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What constitutes harassment in the workplace? Harassment in the workplace includes unwanted physical contact, inappropriate jokes, invasive personal questions, and any behavior that creates a hostile work environment.
  2. How can I report harassment at my job? To report harassment, document the behavior, gather evidence, and inform your supervisor or contact your HR department to initiate a formal complaint.
  3. What are the signs of harassment? Signs of harassment include persistent unwanted attention, inappropriate comments, invasive personal questions, and any behavior that makes someone feel uncomfortable or threatened.
  4. What should I do if I witness harassment? If you witness harassment, you should intervene if safe, support the victim, and report the incident to a supervisor or appropriate authority immediately.

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