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Sexual Harassment

Using Mediation to Resolve French Workplace Harassment Disputes

June 15, 2022 by Karen Durand-Hakim

Dismissal, vexatious measures, aggressiveness, denigration, unjustified criticism, and bullying are all situations that can be considered moral harassment in a French workplace.

But how can you be sure? What may start as a simple disagreement between colleagues or an employee and their superior can escalate into real acts of psychological harassment. The absence of dialogue or poor communication is often one of the causes of these abuses.

If that happens, how can you find the strength to speak out without fear of retaliation or losing your job? What evidence should you show to prove it? Who can you turn to? These are all questions that an employee subjected to workplace harassment frequently asks themselves. Read more.

Filed Under: Sexual Harassment, Workplace Issues

Nov 25th is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

November 25, 2015 by Cristiano Cominotto

A report published by the National Italian Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) on September 15th, 2010, which covered the period between 2008 and 2009, revealed that an estimated 10.5 million women in Italy, aged 14 – 65 years, had experienced at some point in their life sexual harassment in the workplace. Read more in this update from AL – Assistenza Legale.

Filed Under: Sexual Harassment

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