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Ron Cooper/Oregon Capital ChronicleOregon legislators have tapped a Vermont human rights attorney to handle workplace harassment complaints and training at the state Capitol, almost two years after the position created in the wake of sexual harassment scandals went vacant. -
Kristyna Wentz-Graff/OPBAfter three years, and several revisions, it seems everyone agrees the system for dealing with harassment complaints in the statehouse is broken.
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Nate Monson served as the legislative equity officer for just months before quitting what he says was an untenable position. -
The rape trial of Harvey Weinstein focuses attention anew on the #MeToo movement that arose in opposition to sexual assault and harassment. A lot of…
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We've reached a point where there is widespread knowledge of harassment and bullying in the workplace. But does that mean we are working to eliminate bad…
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Lots of us work in restaurants at some point in our lives. And at the moment, it's one of the fastest-growing sectors of the economy. Also one of the most…
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Last year in Hollywood (hint: Harvey Weinstein) reminded us that some people do not seek our permission before doing things to us or on us. The reminder…
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You can be forgiven if you thought you might be part of the #metoo movement, but really were not sure. What DOES constitute sexual harassment in the…
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Sexual harassment is not a new term, but it seems portions of society are only now fully understanding what it means.In this week's VENTSday, tell us what…
