A recent Supreme Court ruling states that employees can sue even without being able to show job-related harm. Certainly, men and women should be treated equally in the workplace. But dealings between men and women have become scrambled. The current Justices felt it was time to clarify the issue of sexual harassment in the workplace. Their ruling has made it clear that employees who have been victims of abuse will find favor in the courts while providing employers the opportunity to limit their legal liability with anti-harassment policies and complaint procedures.
Sexual harassment demeans the dignity of women.
But false accusations also demean women and may destroy the lives of innocent men as well. At issue is the way we conduct ourselves. You can catch CWA's Finest on America's Voice via DISH network. Carmen Pate, Laurel MacLeod, Barbara Franceski and Darlene Nelson are featured frequently, giving commentaries on today's news from the conservative woman's perspective.