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Ex-Bake Off host claims colleagues laughed after harassment incident

When an employee goes to work, there is the expectation that they will be treated fairly and in a way that is free from discrimination and harassment.

Particularly if there is an incident relating to the latter two points, colleagues should be prepared to report any behaviour that makes the employee or themselves feel uncomfortable.

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