What Legally Counts as Sexual Harassment at Work Many employees sense when something at work feels inappropriate, but are unsure whether it rises to the level of a legal claim. Understanding what legally counts as sexual harassment at work requires more than recognizing uncomfortable behavior—it requires knowing how the law draws the line between misconduct […]
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