Having a good sexual harassment policy in place doesn’t mean much if your supervisors ignore it. Take, for example, a supervisor who we might call “touchy-feely.” He greets employees with a hug. He may kiss them on the cheek or pat them on the back. That may escalate into a sexually hostile work environment.
Got a hugger on your hands? Prepare to wrap your arms around a lawsuit
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