10 slides with speakers notes about sexual harassment in the work place

Introduction
· Understood as unwanted or unwelcomed sexual behaviour done by a person towards his or her colleagues, boss, or any other personnel at the workplace.
· Make one feel offended, humiliated and intimidated as it is not based upon consensual interaction, flirtation or friendship.
Sexual harassment at workplace is a global problem or issue in the contemporary business world. In general terms, it is unwanted or unwelcomed sexual behaviour making one feel offended, humiliated and intimidated. It is not necessary to be in physical terms, can take the form of verbal or written.
Sexual Harassment at workplace
· Sexual harassment can happen-at work, work-related events and between people sharing same workplace.
· Even a single incident is enough to constitute sexual harassment, no need of repeating it.
· Teasing and offended comments also come in the category of sexual harassment, along with grabbing, brushing, pinching, etc.
It categorises behaviour not mutually agreed and decided upon between parties, and, done in physical, written and verbal form. Sexual harassment at workplace can happen in three forms-at work, at work-related events, and, between people sharing same work place or setting. It is not necessary to repeat the event continuously, as single incident is enough to constitute sexual harassment (Gurchiek, 2018).
Statistics regarding sexual harassment
A study conducted by University of California showed that 81% of women and 43% of men around the world experience some form sexual harassment.
Another report collected by Stop Street Harassment showed:
The study of University of California showed that men and women face incidents of sexual harassment in some form in their lifetime. The incidents of sexual harassment are also faced in continuum manner by men and women (Chatterjee, 2018).
· Gender differential is the most striking finding presented by US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention.
· Prevalence rate is higher among women as compared to men, they face sexual incidents more frequently.
· Victims face consequences in terms of anxiety, depression, social isolation, and forms of mental issues.
US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention also conducted study and found that women are the most vulnerable to this problem. They are facing different forms...