Revised edition of: Sexual harassment in employment law. c1992. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
The evolution of workplace harassment law -- Exhaustion of administrative remedies, a prerequisite to litigation -- Statute of limitations and equitable doctrines -- Who is subject to suit -- Who is eligible to sue -- The alleged harasser as defendant -- The alleged harasser as plaintiff -- Harassment because of gender -- Harassment because of race or color -- Harassment because of national origin or alienage -- Harassment because of religion -- Harassment because of age -- Harassment because of disability -- Harassment because of association -- Bystander harassment -- Retaliation for opposing harassment and harassment because of a protected activity -- Harassment not because of a protected basis -- Actions that constitute a tangible employment action -- Harassment objectively and subjectively severe or pervasive -- Harassment creating a constructive discharge -- Employer liability for harassment culminating in a tangible employment action -- Employer liability for harassment, by employer or employer's proxy or alter ego, creating a hostile environment -- Employer vicarious liability for harassment by supervisors creating a hostile environment, and the employer's affirmative defense. Employer liability in negligence for harassment, by supervisors, coworkers, or nonemployees, creating a hostile environment -- EEOC investigation and enforcement -- Harassment claims under other federal laws -- Harassment claims under state FEP statutes -- Harassment claims under common law -- Harassment issues arising under criminal law -- Harassment issues arising under collective bargaining agreements -- Expert witnesses and special evidentiary issues -- Injunctive relief -- Monetary relief -- Attorney's fees and costs.
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