Sexual Harassment
Get Legal Advice If You Are An Employee And Experiencing Sexual Harassment In The Workplace

What Is Sexual Harassment?

Why Does It Matter?

What Sexual Harassment Looks Like

Who Do I Report It To?

Keeping Yourself Safe

What If They Don’t Believe Me?
Sexual harassment occurs when employers or others in your workplace subject you to unwelcome or offensive behaviour.
Sexual harassment may arise through words or physical behaviour of a sexual nature that negatively affects your employment, job performance, or job satisfaction. This may deeply impact your wellbeing. Sexual harassment is a serious offence with severe consequences for an employee’s mental and physical health. The Employment Relations Act 2000 defines sexual harassment broadly: it is not limited to requests for sexual favours, but also includes language, materials, or behaviour of a sexual nature — whether verbal, written, visual, or physical. If this conduct undermines your work or sense of safety, it may be classified as sexual harassment. You should always seek support if you feel uncomfortable or unsafe at work. Talk to us as soon as possible. We can help guide you with your next steps.
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