“Preventing sexual harassment means to empower women at the workplace,” says Srey Sros, a garment factory worker in Cambodia. “When sexual harassment takes place, it doesn’t only affect an individual, it affects at a collective level.” Photo: UN Women Cambodia/Charles Fox
EMPLOYERS MUST ADDRESS ALL ASPECTS OF GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN WORKPLACE – UN WOMEN CHIEFTolerating violence against women in the workplace will have a huge cost to employers, including lost productivity, legal expenses, high turnover, sick leaves and harm to corporate reputation, panellists today told a United Nations-hosted discussion, urging Governments and institutions alike to take responsibility for putting in place adequate standards and measures to prevent such practices. Read more |
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