Government
Nov. 9, 1999
Workplace Disgrace
By Sheila Kuehl I once was hired by a large, downtown Los Angeles law firm to conduct sexual harassment avoidance training for the partners. Minutes before it began, one of the few woman partners was riding up on an elevator with one of the older male partners. She opined, somewhat rhetorically, that she hoped the small conference room designated for the training would have enough chairs for everyone. "Don't worry," he said. "You can sit on my lap."
By Sheila Kuehl
I once was hired by a large, downtown Los Angeles law firm to conduct sexual harassment avoidance training for the partners. Minutes before it began, one of the few woman partners was riding up on an elevator with one of the older male partners. She opined, somewhat rhetorically, that she hoped the small conf...
I once was hired by a large, downtown Los Angeles law firm to conduct sexual harassment avoidance training for the partners. Minutes before it began, one of the few woman partners was riding up on an elevator with one of the older male partners. She opined, somewhat rhetorically, that she hoped the small conf...
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