Record the date, time, and place. Include what the person said to you, and if the person touched you. Write down where you were touched and who was there. Keep a copy of these notes at home. They can be useful if you decide to file a charge against your company or to take legal action.
Some women feel depressed or get ulcers, headaches, or nausea because of the harassment.
Take care of yourself. If you are afraid that you might lose your job, try to find out if other women have the same problem at the company. Your employer should have a written policy against sexual harassment and a procedure for making a complaint. Check your employee handbook or talk to the personnel or equal employment opportunity office. Keep copies of performance evaluations and memos that show that you do a good job at work.