Sexual harassment at work: national and international responses

Deirdre M. McCann

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Examines initiatives to prevent and combat workplace sexual harassment at international level and in countries across the world. Reviews international standards and national legislation; the activities of government, employers and workers organizations, and NGOs; and workplace policies and programmes. The report identifies the main approaches being taken, highlighting dominant trends and singling out key recent developments.

Keywords: sexual harassment; international law; ILO Convention; labour legislation; application; definition.; state intervention; trade union role.; personnel policy; employers liability; counselling; training; harcèlement sexuel; droit international; convention de l'OIT; législation du travail; application; définition; intervention de l'Etat; rôle du syndicat; politique de personnel; responsabilité de l'employeur; conseil d'orientation; formation; acoso sexual; derecho internacional; Convenio de la OIT; legislación del trabajo; aplicación; definición; intervención estatal; papel del sindicato; política de personal; responsabilidad del empleador; asesoramiento; formación (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 66 pages
Date: 2005
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Published in Conditions of work and employment series

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