When service with a smile invites more than satisfied customers
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Ream, S.L.
When service with a smile invites more than satisfied customers
This note examines the law of 'third-party sexual harassment' with regard to harassment perpetrated by cutomers. Particular attention is given to the implications of charges filed against a major super market chain alleging harassment by customers due to the implementation of a customer service policy. (Seksuele intimidatie door klanten: Dienstverlening)
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Ream, S.L.
Sexual harassment by a public official gives rise to a section 1983 claim
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Likourezos, George
Sexual harassment by a public official gives rise to a section 1983 claim
The purpose of this article is to apply legal reasoning and analysis to predict the decision the Court will probably make when it considers the issue of whether a public official is acting under color of state law when he sexually harasses another employee, therefore giving rise to a Section 1983 claim.
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Likourezos, George
A hometown dilemma
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Clark, Amanda
A hometown dilemma
Focus on the concerns facing undocumented and immigrant women workers in the meatpacking industry and the court holding in Hoffman Plastic Compunds, Inc. v. NLRB to determine the applicability fo that case to Title VII sexual harassment claims by undocumented women workers. Examination of the efforts to educate workers about their workplace rights, including the right to be free of sexual harassment.
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Clark, Amanda
Peer sexual harassment: existing harassment doctrine and its application to school children
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Rubin, Amy M.
Peer sexual harassment: existing harassment doctrine and its application to school children
The article will describe the serious problem of peer harassment in public schools, as well as existing prevention approaches and remedies.
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Rubin, Amy M.
Sexual harassment in public schools after Davis
Sexual harassment in public schools after Davis
This symposium issue focuses on the 1999 Supreme Court decision in Davis v. Monroe County Board of Education, that held for the first time that school districts could be liable for peer sexual harassment. Table of contents: - Deborah L. Brake, School liability for peer sexual harassment after Davis: shifting from intent to causation in discrimination law - David S. Doty, Finding a third way: the use of public engagement and ADR to bring school communities together for the safety of gay students - Tianna McClure, Boys will be boys: peer sexual harassment in schools and the implications of Davis v. Monroe County Board of Education - Sexual harassment in public schools: Speeches from the 2000 HWLJ symposium - Joan E. Schaffner, Dispelling the misconceptions raised by the Davis dissent - Martha McCarthy, Students as targets and perpetrators of sexual harassment: title IX and beyond - John F. Walsh, Peer sexual harassment in California after Davis