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My company wants me to dress "sexy". Is that sexual harassment?

It could be. Employers may not discriminate against employees on the basis of sex. Asking you to dress in a provocative manner may involve both quid pro quo harassment and be part of creating a hostile environment. No employee should be required to be put in a position that encourages people (whether other employees or visitors, vendors, customers, or salespeople) to make unwelcome sexual advances.

 

 

 

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