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To identify instances of sexual harassment, the courts may use a "reasonable woman" standard of what constitutes offensive behavior. This standard is based on the idea that women and men have different ideas of what behavior is appropriate. What are the implications of this distinction? Do you think this distinction is helpful or harmful? Why?

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Fundamentals of human resource management

ISBN: 978-0073530468

4th edition

Authors: Raymond A. Noe, John R. Hollenbeck, Barry Gerhart, Patrick M

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