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    The document discusses workplace harassment and victimization. It defines harassment as unwelcome conduct based on personal attributes and identifies three types: verbal, visual, and physical. Harassment examples include offensive jokes, objects/pictures, name calling, and threats. Victimization occurs when someone faces unfavorable treatment for reporting harassment or discrimination. Victimization at work can include unfair dismissal, unfavorable changes to work conditions, and reduced hours.

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    The document discusses workplace harassment and victimization. It defines harassment as unwelcome conduct based on personal attributes and identifies three types: verbal, visual, and physical. Harassment examples include offensive jokes, objects/pictures, name calling, and threats. Victimization occurs when someone faces unfavorable treatment for reporting harassment or discrimination. Victimization at work can include unfair dismissal, unfavorable changes to work conditions, and reduced hours.

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    The document discusses workplace harassment and victimization. It defines harassment as unwelcome conduct based on personal attributes and identifies three types: verbal, visual, and physical. Harassment examples include offensive jokes, objects/pictures, name calling, and threats. Victimization occurs when someone faces unfavorable treatment for reporting harassment or discrimination. Victimization at work can include unfair dismissal, unfavorable changes to work conditions, and reduced hours.

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    What is Workplace Harassment?

    Workplace harassment is unwelcome conduct based on a person's race,


    color, religion, sex, national origin, older age, disability, or genetic
    information.
    What are the Three types of Workplace Harassment?

    1: Verbal

    2: Visual

    3: Physical

    How can Harassment look like?

    Harassment Includes:

    • Offensive Jokes

    • Objects and/or Pictures

    • Name Calling

    • Physical Assaults

    • Threats

    What is Workplace Victimization?

    Victimization is when someone is treated less favorably as a


    result of being involved with a discrimination or harassment
    complaint.
    Ways someone could be victimized include: being labeled a
    troublemaker, being left out, and not being allowed to do anything.

    What are some examples of Victimization?


    Some examples are:
    • Physical Assaults
    • Bullying
    • Harassment
    • Racial Bias
    • Sexual Harassment
    • Malicious Gossip
    • Undermining a person’s authority, which means Subordination

    A few examples of Victimization at a workplace are:


    • Unfairly dismissing you from your job
    • Being treated unfairly at work
    • Making unfavorable changes to your work conditions
    • Reducing your hours in work as punishment

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