The #MeToo movement still has a million miles to go, especially in the workplace.
A new Harris Poll found that nearly one out of four (23 percent) men thought it was sometimes or always acceptable for an employer to expect sex from an employee.
The poll, commissioned by the nonprofit humanitarian organization CARE, was released Thursday for International Women’s Day. It surveyed 9,400 adults in Australia, Ecuador, Egypt, India, South Africa, the U.S., the U.K. and Vietnam.
“Being expected to have sex with your employer — that’s not a job description, it’s sexual abuse,” CARE CEO Michelle Nunn said in a statement. “It speaks to the global epidemic of harassment and abuse in our workplaces.”
Sexual harassment at work isn’t even illegal in nearly one-third of the world.
“If we now know how difficult it is on the producers’ chair in Los Angeles, imagine how difficult it is someplace like Bangladesh on the factory floor,” Nunn told Fortune magazine.
Source : huffingtonpost
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