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Harassment or flirting? When the lines blur at office parties

Harassment or flirting? When the lines blur at office parties

By GhanaSummary NewsroomSouth Africa

” Touching someone without consent, invading their personal space or forcing sexual contact can constitute harassment.

Sexual harassment may not necessarily be increasing, but people are becoming more aware of where flirting ends and harassment begins.

An office environment is more prone to lead to instances where sexual harassment can take place.

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