Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Few And Far Between: Court Decides Female on Male Hostile Environment Sexual Harassment Case

Today's Workplace: a Workplace Fairness blog
October 20th, 2010 Ellen Simon
Assumption That Men Welcome Sexual Harassment Is Sex Stereotyping In Violation Of Title VII

You don’t often see sexual harassment cases in which the woman is the aggressor and the man is the victim. Many people (including some judges) don’t interpret those facts to constitute sexual harassment in violation of Title VII. That’s why the recent case of EEOC v. Prospect Airport Services from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is so important.

What Happened In The Case
Rudolpho Lamas worked for Prospect Airport Services at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. He worked as a passenger assistant helping passengers who needed wheelchair assistance.

Full Story: http://www.todaysworkplace.org/2010/10/20/few-and-far-between-court-decides-female-on-male-hostile-environment-sexual-harassment-case/

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