Australia's largest stock trading and investment forum Australia's #1 stock forum

so what did Barry Hall say , i bet it wasnt that offensive, page-32

First 32 Last

Share
Profile

Follow
gttrain

9,428 Posts.

4

01/07/18

08:02

Post #: 34062729
Share

Originally posted by siroccomagic ↑

As a community we have decided that the following behaviours constitute sexual harassment. If you have a job or if you're transiting through a workplace you'd be incredibly naive not to be aware of them.

The person engaging in unwelcome behaviour does not have to intend to be sexually harassing the other person for the behaviour to be considered sexual harassment. Regardless of what was intended, sexual harassment is defined by the nature and the impact of the behaviour, not the intention behind it.

Sexual harassment may include:
 comments about a person’s sex life or physical appearance
 comments of a sexual nature
 leering and staring
 unwanted touching such as brushing up against a person, fondling or hugging
 ‘flashing’
 sexual gestures or imitating a sexual act
 sexual propositions or repeated unwanted requests for dates
 making promises or threats in return for sexual favours
 sexual jokes
 offensive telephone calls, text messages or communications on social media platforms
 displays of offensive photographs, reading matter or objects
 sending jokes or graphics of a sexual nature by email, internet, fax or mobile phone
 unwelcome questioning about a person’s private life
 offensive screen savers
 unwanted requests for sex
 stalking, sexual assault, indecent assault or rape (which are also criminal offences).

Expand

leering and staring
?? How long can you look at someone before it constitutes a stare or a leer ??
Upvote

Reply

Top Stories

SHN

Sunshine Metals kicks off copper gold drilling at Truncheon; Highway East targets

A3D

Defence MOU for propulsion systems pushes Aurora Lab shares higher

ASX Market Open: ASX200 to open flattish after Wall Street weakens on hot US inflation data | October 11, 2024

Week 41 Wrap: HotCopper asks “Back to Mongolia?” for Elixir; US CPI comes in at 2.4%; eyes still on China

IMA

Issues emerging as Australian companies tackle critical minerals challenge

NWH

NRW Holdings inks $109M deal with BHP for works at Jimblebar

RAG

Ragnar impressed by 11.55 metre pegmatite in Sweden, anticipating further mineralisation

MKT

The ASX can overlook its Telecomm small-caps. Here’s one diversified brand with an international footprint

CXU

Cauldron Energy reports "excellent" uranium assays in latest drill run

TIG

Tigers Realm's US$49M sale of Russian assets – to a Kremlin-adjacent billionaire – set to go ahead

There are more pages in this discussion • 33 more messages in this thread...

First 32 Last

so what did Barry Hall say , i bet it wasnt that offensive, page-32

Sunshine Metals kicks off copper gold drilling at Truncheon; Highway East targets

Defence MOU for propulsion systems pushes Aurora Lab shares higher

ASX Market Open: ASX200 to open flattish after Wall Street weakens on hot US inflation data | October 11, 2024

Week 41 Wrap: HotCopper asks “Back to Mongolia?” for Elixir; US CPI comes in at 2.4%; eyes still on China

Issues emerging as Australian companies tackle critical minerals challenge

NRW Holdings inks $109M deal with BHP for works at Jimblebar

Ragnar impressed by 11.55 metre pegmatite in Sweden, anticipating further mineralisation

The ASX can overlook its Telecomm small-caps. Here’s one diversified brand with an international footprint

Cauldron Energy reports "excellent" uranium assays in latest drill run

Tigers Realm's US$49M sale of Russian assets – to a Kremlin-adjacent billionaire – set to go ahead

Featured News

Featured News

so what did Barry Hall say , i bet it wasnt that offensive, page-32

Top Stories

Sunshine Metals kicks off copper gold drilling at Truncheon; Highway East targets

Defence MOU for propulsion systems pushes Aurora Lab shares higher

ASX Market Open: ASX200 to open flattish after Wall Street weakens on hot US inflation data | October 11, 2024

Week 41 Wrap: HotCopper asks “Back to Mongolia?” for Elixir; US CPI comes in at 2.4%; eyes still on China

Issues emerging as Australian companies tackle critical minerals challenge

NRW Holdings inks $109M deal with BHP for works at Jimblebar

Ragnar impressed by 11.55 metre pegmatite in Sweden, anticipating further mineralisation

The ASX can overlook its Telecomm small-caps. Here’s one diversified brand with an international footprint

Cauldron Energy reports "excellent" uranium assays in latest drill run

Tigers Realm's US$49M sale of Russian assets – to a Kremlin-adjacent billionaire – set to go ahead

Featured News

Featured News