Labor/Employment
Oct. 28, 2011
When are employers not liable for sexual harassment?
It takes more than bad manners to hold employers liable for sexual harassment. By Frances E. Rogers of Liebert Cassidy Whitmore
American Movie Channel's acclaimed television series "Mad Men" is a theatrical representation of a Manhattan advertising agency set in the 1960s in which female secretaries of the agency are shown subjected to constant, sexually laced comments and advances by the all-male executives. Seemingly tolerated and accepted by society at the time, it is a reminder of how far our laws have come to ensure that everyone has the rig...
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