Socialist Challenge1981Socialist Challenge No. 211, 3 September 1981Victims
Socialist Challenge No. 211, 3 September 1981 · p. 9 of the scan · 133 words
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page 9 of the scan
'Most often we think of victims as being those who are penalised for refusing the supervisor's advances. But those whose reprisal or acsle for privilege traps them in unwantea ships are victims as well. In addition, the workers who suffer supervisors' a resull or lnc favouritism toward one of them who does submit to sexual advances are victims too.
How a union should deal sexual harassment from management is becoming an issue in some unions in the US. Forced example is a recent incident in the International Union of Electrical Workers (IUE).
One hundred and fifty IUE members walked out when two managers were merely reprimanded and sacked TOI sexual harassment. They had forced a secretary to have lunch with them and then grabbed her, squeezed her and smirked at her.