Sexist comments | Calling women 'birds' & boasting about sex at work was harassment, tribunal rules

Calling women 'birds' at work was sexual harassment, tribunal rules

Calling women 'birds' & boasting about sex at work was harassment, tribunal rules

Male staff calling women 'birds' and boasting of sexual conquests amounted to sexual harassment, an employment judge has ruled.

The ruling was made at a tribunal involving Whisky 1901, a whisky investment company based in London, and former employee Nina Chung.

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