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The devastating PR power of just one sexual harassment claim – New research finds that even “a single sexual harassment claim can dramatically reduce public perceptions of an entire organizations’ gender equity (i.e., how fair men and women are generally treated, including in terms of hiring and promotion).” hbr.org/2018/06/research-how-sexual-harassment-affects-a-companys-public-image
Research: How Sexual Harassment Affects a Company’s Public Image
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A single claim can dramatically harm the public’s perception of an organization.
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Equinox CEO: Men used to ignore me in meetings—here's the trick I use to get their attention
cnbc.com
"Dude, don't you realize she's the boss?"
Half of women in science are targets of sexual harassment - A major new report from one of science’s most prestigious institutions has found that 50% of the female faculty in science, engineering and medical and 20% to 50% of the female STUDENTS have endured sexual harassment. Medical students were most likely to have been harassed. The solution will require a “systemwide change to the culture and climate in higher education,” the report concludes. ow.ly/qzKm30kubQ6
Half of women in science experience harassment, a sweeping new report finds
washingtonpost.com
The findings from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine — among science’s most prestigious institutions — are released as the organizations themselves are under fire for their handling of sexual harassment.