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Sexual Harassment of Nurses in the Workplace

Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 2004
Nurses who are sexually harassed at work face frustration and emotional and economic consequences. Historically before the 1970s, nurses had little legal recourse and tolerated sexual harassment as a necessary "evil" associated with working. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 created the option for legal remedies for sexual harassment/discrimination cases ...
Sharon M, Valente, Vern, Bullough
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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Home Health Care Management & Practice, 1999
Emphasizes that sexual harassment covers a wide range of unacceptable activities, can be committed by a wide range of people, and can happen to almost anybody, irrespective of gender and age. Stresses the need to prevent sexual harassment, setting out the steps that can be taken under US law.
Steve Kim, Brian H. Kleiner
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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

2019
Abstract Business and management conceptualizations of sexual harassment have been informed by both legal and psychological definitions. From the psychological perspective, sexual harassment behaviors include harassment based on one’s gender, enacting unwanted sexual attention, and sexual coercion.
Rose L Siuta, Mindy E Bergman
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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Work and Occupations, 2001
The authors integrate research on the causes and consequences of sexual harassment victimization with organizational research to better understand the relationship between harassment and the work outcomes of job satisfaction, job stress, and intention to quit an organization.
CHARLES W. MUELLER, STACY DE COSTER, SARAH BETH ESTES   +2 more
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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Public Personnel Management, 1996
In this paper, the definition of sexual harassment and the profile of typical victims of sexual harassment are presented. Suggestions related to the prevention of sexual harassment are discussed.
Thomas Li-Ping Tang, Stacie Leigh McCollum   +1 more
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Sexual harassment in the workplace: it is your problem

Journal of Nursing Management, 2007
Sexual harassment and hostile work environments are explored. Managerial roles are discussed, including taking a proactive approach and dealing appropriately with an employee's claim.Nurse managers must confront the issue of sexual harassment as complaints continue to develop throughout the industry.
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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

2013
Morley D. Glicken, Bennie C. Robinson
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Women in the Workplace: The Problems of Sexual Harassment

Philippine Political Science Journal, 1989
(1989). WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE: THE PROBLEMS OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT. Philippine Political Science Journal: Vol. 15, No. 29-30, pp. 63-70.
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Sexual harassment in the workplace.

Neonatal network : NN, 1993
Howard E.A. Tinsley, Margaret S. Stockdale   +1 more
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Putting People Down and Pushing Them Out: Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Annual Review of Organizational Psychology and Organizational Behavior, 2021
Lilia Cortina, Mayra Alejandra Del Carmen   +1 more
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