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No means no | Why bosses need to do more to prevent sexual harrassment at work

Why bosses need to do more to prevent sexual harrassment at work
Why bosses need to do more to prevent sexual harrassment at work

In this member-exclusive Grapevine Leaders piece, we explore the issue of sexual harassment in the workplace. It includes:

  • A look at why the problem of sexual harassment at work remains ongoing

  • What the government promised to do to tackle it

  • What still needs to be done to make workplaces more equal and safer places to work, especially for women.

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