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Same thing different taste
Thanks, that fixed it
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Oh, the patriarchy
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gross
Girls expose themselves in the workplace all the time and expect us guys to get over it. We do.
dont be a little bitch.
How do girls expose themselves in the workplace all the time? By the way, the previous suggestion was based on "exposing himself" meaning whipping it out, so if you're referring to girls showing cleaveage, that's really not the same thing at all. I personally NEVER expose myself at work.
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Show it anywayIt's weird that MikeHawke is in favour of harassing women here, and is screaming "pedo" at everything that moves in another FML...
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Show it anywayomg so true 131!
hot
Ugh.
I work at Dunder & Mifflin too! Our boss is really into exposing himself :( Good thing our HR Toby cares about things! ________________________________ www.myspace.com/rapid99
He has a point though...
Still better advice then "get under him"
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Show it anywayI don't know anything about Australian law, but I suspect it's illegal for him to ignore your concerns like that. Talk to a lawyer--at very least, the company should transfer you to another department so you don't have to work with your current boss, if not fire him.
Regular australian law sys that's sexual harrassment, but since this is queensland I'm assuming no one cares. Queensland is considered backward and sexist by most of the country, or at least by everyone I've ever spoken to.
Australian law says thats not a knife, THIS is a knife!
Just call the Police. If I was HR I would tell you to do the same.
*exposes himself to mercyFML*
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Show it anywayKeywords
I don't know anything about Australian law, but I suspect it's illegal for him to ignore your concerns like that. Talk to a lawyer--at very least, the company should transfer you to another department so you don't have to work with your current boss, if not fire him.
The heart of the issue is that she was shown something that she didn't want to see in the first place. Sexual Harassment isn't a "suck it up and get over it." Once you see something like that u can't unsee it. Seek legal help and charges filed against him. Apologize for that having to happen.