...Warren R. Nielsen Argues that, as problems with sexual harassment in the workplace become more apparent, the development of a commonly accepted, behavioural‐based definition of the construct becomes crucial to our understanding of the phenomenon. Attempts to add to the development...

...Ronald J. Burke Describes a study which examined the incidence, antecedents and consequences of self‐reported sexual harassment at work. Data were collected from 829 women and 766 men employed by a single large professional services firm using anonymously completed questionnaires. Women reported...

...Innocent Echiejile The incidence of sexual harassment at work has risen dramatically in recent years. This is a cause for concern. The evidence shows that workers are complaining. However, many employees still suffer in silence and do not report the cases of harassment which they suffer. By setting...