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Sounds like you need to delete "team player" and "works well with others" off your résumé you big liar
Sounds like you need to take "team player" and "works well with others" off of your résumé you big liar
Some workplaces are like a high school.
Have sex with him that will Make everything ok
I really hope this is sarcasm. It's in poor taste, nonetheless.
That is complete BS! It's attitudes like that that perpetuate the standard that sexual harassment (especially toward women) is an acceptable "joke". It won't go away until we stop laughing about it. Which also sucks, because then people think you have no sense of humor, when really you just don't attribute humor to situations that are NOT funny. Also, even though everyone is siding with him, I'll bet at least one or two of your female coworkers are secretly wishing they'd had the guts to report him!
Something similar happened to me at my workplace. This one guy harasses me constantly at work. He shouts awful things across the room at me, he called me a **** in front of seven coworkers, and he badmouths me to our coworkers. I've reported the situation to both my area managers and the district manager, but all three of them have laughed it off and told me I need to "lighten up." There's no one higher I can go to, and he won't stop. I've heard stories in the past that people have been fired for much lesser harassment offenses, but somehow, this guy seems immune. So I understand your pain, OP. FYL.
Contact the head of HR as well as every single member of the executive board, then sue everyone.
If you have to, go even higher up. I live in Canada, where we have provincial boards that we can go to if necessary. What's happening is sexual harrassment, and it's shitty that we live in a society where you are labelled as having "no sense of humor" because you stand up for yourself. Hop on the Internet and see what options you have for filing another report if need be.
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sounds like high-school.
That sucks OP. The popular douches never take "no" very well.