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Thanks to the freedom that comes with winning an Oscar, Marion Cotillard can now lend her talent to public service announcements. In this satirical PSA from Funny or Die, the French actress shares French women's secret for getting men to stop staring at your chest (they have so many secrets!). The trick: put plastic boobs on your forehead.
Sexual Harassment Claims From Men on the Rise
Women still file the overwhelming majority of sexual harassment claims, but men are starting to assert their workplace rights more and more. Over the last 20 years, the percentage of claims filed by men has doubled from eight percent to 16 percent.
You might reason that men are experiencing more harassment, which might be the case, but that probably does not explain the rise completely.
Say What? Cheater Addicted to His Ego
"Sex addicts don't pick out a single young employee to go after who has to worry about her career if she says anything. Steve's not a sex addict. The only thing he's ever been addicted to is feeding his own ego."
Say What? Ex-Letterman Writer Says Hostile Work Environment No Joke
"Was I aware that other high-level male employees were having sexual relationships with female staffers? Yes. Did these female staffers have access to information and wield power disproportionate to their job titles?
Meredith Vieira to Navy Pilot: "I'm an Old, Horny Woman"
Should Max Shuman of Virginia Beach, VA, want to file a sexual harassment charge against Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? guest host Meredith Vieira, he will have no trouble providing documentation to the authorities.
Unbeknownst to him, the young (and yes, incredibly hot) Navy pilot walked into a cougar's den of lust and inappropriate comments.
Say What? National Organization For Women on Letterman
"As 'the boss,' he is responsible for setting the tone for his entire workplace — and he did that with sex. In any work environment, this places all employees —including employees who happen to be women — in an awkward, confusing and demoralizing situation."
— Terry O'Neill for the National Organization for Women reminding people that David Letterman's admitted affairs with female staffers over the years, although described as consensual, occurred in the workplace and constitute what many people would consider an abuse of power by an employer toward his employees.
Do You Get Harassed by Strangers?
All (women) aboard! India's four largest cities recently introduced the "Ladies Special" — a commuter train for women only. The cities have found that the segregated service is needed to prevent women from being groped, pinched, and subjected to shouted insults while they commute to work.
Women the Target of Sexual Advances By Religious Leaders
There's a new survey out there that will make you say: "Oh my God!" According to Baylor University researchers, one in every 33 women who attend religious services regularly has been a target of sexual advances made by a religious leader. What's worse, two-thirds of the offending leaders were married when they hit on a worshiper.
Flashback: Casual Friday Gone Wrong
They sure had an odd way of advertising pants back in the day (the '60s?).
Let's feature a woman in her underwear surrounded by guys wearing Broomsticks brand pants. (Broomsticks?!) The copy underneath the picture suggests that the "play" at work that Broomsticks pants inspire involves sexually harassing "Rosie.
Say What? 1960s Ad Agencies Really Were All Sex and Booze
"We used to have an agency 'sex' contest near the end of every year. . .
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