What Constitutes Sexual Harassment
What constitutes sexual harassment? Any unwelcomed behavior in the form of verbal, visual or physical contact. The key to it is the unwelcomed behavior. How and when it is identified as unwelcomed could be the gray area. Sometimes it will be clear and other times it could be more difficult. Here is a quick and short list of what may constitute sexual harassment. Verbal Telling risque jokes even if the person you are telling is ok with it Asking for sexual favors or attaching them to some benefit they may receive Commenting on one's sexual anatomy Continuing to pursue an unwanted relationship Giving unwanted compliments with sexual overtones Visual Wearing suggestive clothing Staring at someone's anatomy Flirting nonverbally Physical Touching with any parts of your body to theirs Standing uncomfortably close During a handshake not letting go Hugging or kissing
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