Sexual Harassment at the Workplace: A Continuing Story

Vibhuti Patel ()

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Abstract: The reinstatement at TERI of a man accused of sexual harassment to the post of vice chair even as the case is pending is nothing short of cocking a snook at the law and the norms that came into being after a long struggle by women’s and civil society organisations. TERI’s later action of asking the vice chair to go on leave, does not change the perception that sexual harassment is not a serious concern in public institutions.

Keywords: sexual harassment; Pachauri; TERI; Delhi; India; South Asia; women (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016-03
Note: Current Affairs
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