B.C. university, faculty member cleared of sex discrimination

Faculty member's expression of affection made employee uncomfortable and fearful for her job

B.C. university, faculty member cleared of sex discrimination

Background
Employers have an obligation to investigate sexual harassment claims, but it doesn’t mean the alleged harasser must be fired or severely disciplined. A lot can depend on the nature and severity of the misconduct – a single, isolated compliment followed by apologies usually isn’t considered severe.

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