"After having been told of the company's sexual harassment policies by the senior HR director, and signing the company's policy statement to acknowledge my having been instructed and understood their policies, he wanted to introduce me to some of the department heads in other offices. As we proceeded to walk down the corridor several female employee's came out of an office and spoke to the director, a man of about 55 years or so. As they passed us, he placed his hands down by the butts of two of the ladies and made a squeezing motion with his hands while turning to look at me and winked his eye! I could not believe this! I did not laugh or say a thing. I'm thinking,' is this guy for real?' Is this a test? He was fired a year later for, sexual harassment."
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It doesn't know who they are, 38.1 percentBob Rosner is a best-selling author, an internationally syndicated columnist, popular speaker and a recent addition to the community of bloggers. He welcomes your comments at bob@workingwounded.com.
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