Employee's Guide to Preventing Sexual Harassment

There are both obvious and hidden costs in dealing with sexual harassment. There are complaints, investigations and lawsuits, plus high turnover, absenteeism, public image, safety, and efficiency concerns.

Please take a look at your work environment. What may appear on the surface to be "just good humor" or "harmless fun" can hide a troublesome, unpleasant, degrading and expensive case of sexual harassment in the making. The following information will

  • alert you to the warning signs,
  • point out potential problem areas,
  • show you ways to stop sexual harassment before it begins….and to handle it effectively if and when it ever occurs.

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DMEO Program Manager
Phone: 678-364-6655 Work Cell: 678-431-6191 Fax: 678-364-6626
 

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