Where is the line between flirting and harassment?
By jcvelina
@jcvelina (1255)
Philippines
December 23, 2006 11:20am CST
Flirting involves 2 people willing to do such things... Harassment involves one person doesnt want to be emotionally and physically harass while the other party is forcing to do so.. In that case the line starts when one person got offended or does not enjoy what the other person is doing towards the other. What do you think?
2 responses
@sandyrusty (278)
• Canada
10 Sep 08
Flirting is fun but must be fun and acceptable for both people. I enjoy flirting with the women at work and, knowing that I am not going to push it any further than I do, they laugh and it keeps the humour at work up especially when things are not going so well for some of us. But if I ever thought that one of them did not like it, then I would stop immediately with her and around her. That does not mean that I would avoid her, but I would respect her wishes. Going beyond that becomes harassment.
Most workplaces now have harassment policies and employee training on harassment. There is no excuse for it anymore.
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