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Insight for employees who are victims of sexual harassment in the workplace

This year, the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children Campaign focused on moving from awareness to accountability.

15 Dec 2021 06:32 Minutes Podcast
Insight for employees who are victims of sexual harassment in the workplace

Insight for employees who are victims of sexual harassment in the workplace

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Insight for employees who are victims of sexual harassment in the workplace

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Phetheni Nkuna, Director in our Employment Law Practice provided insight for employees who are victims of sexual harassment in the workplace, whether virtual or not, highlighting the importance of reporting this heinous conduct to the employer, and doing so immediately, to enable the employer to take necessary steps. Failure to report or unreasonable delay in reporting sexual harassment may be prejudicial.

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