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A workplace training video uses office skits to demonstrate sexual harassment, from unwanted comments and touching to inappropriate posters, and urges respect for coworkers.
Show transcript0:04 You hear about sexual harassment on TV, and it makes the headlines in newspapers. 0:10 As an employee, what do you need to know about it? First, sexual harassment is against the law. 0:18 And it's against your company's policy. So, what is sexual harassment? 0:24 Linda, you are doing a fine job here. 0:26 Oh, well, thank you, Steve. 0:27 But you know, you might try dressing a little sexier at work. 0:30 I- I'm sorry? 0:31 I mean, we're talking about your job here. 0:38 There may be physical harassment. 0:40 Wow. You're really tense today, Nancy. 0:43 Ow, Bill! 0:45 Sorry. You looked really tense. 0:48 You know, I really don't like it when you do that. Can you please stop? 0:52 I'll never stop, Nancy. 0:56 Never. 0:59 In some instances, the harassment may be verbal. 1:02 Word around the office is you've got a fat cock. 1:05 Yes, I do. 1:08 I've got a fat cock too. Maybe we should rub our fat cocks together sometime. 1:14 Maybe a little oil, two fat cocks together, oil. 1:21 It might be visual harassment, such as derogatory posters, cartoons, or drawings. 1:28 Sexual harassment is not always about sex. It may be the result of a power struggle between a manager and a subordinate. 1:36 Man, I could go for a power fuck right now. 1:43 Change is slow, and what was acceptable in common behavior years ago can now be sexual harassment. 1:50 Smells like vagina in here. 1:52 Excuse me? 1:54 Smells like fresh vagina in here. 1:57 Are you talking about my vagina? 2:00 Maybe. 2:02 Everyone wants to be treated fairly and with respect. Treat your co-workers with the courtesy and respect that you want for yourself. 2:10 It's your company's policy, and it's the law.