Jane Asher's Case Of Sexual Harrassment?

Sexual Harassment? Women in the work place are usually poised, well dressed put together individuals and some are more attractive than others. They are most likely qualified for the job they have obtained since the multitude of degrees women can get is the same as men. In today’s society women are stepping more into male dominated jobs such as police officers, doctors, military personal, and even geologists. Ms. Jane Asher working in an all-male office as a geologist, probably knows all of the challenges she would face. Her challenges would most likely include equal pay, fair treatment and sexual harassment. Therefore, Ms. Asher has claimed to have been sexually harassed on her job by her boss and co-workers. Sexual harassment is a serious offense that could lead to another serious offense like rape. However, Ms. Asher brought five pieces of evidence to use in order to testify against the men who she has claimed to have sexually harassed her in her work place. Although, some of the evidence she brought to justify her claim are not strong enough to prove her case to be true. Even though, Ms. Asher’s claim of sexual harassment was

She told the account of her boss on one occasion tell her that he’s glad to have someone with such nice breast working around the office where all the other men in the office could hear him. Then on two or three occasions he tells her that she should wear tighter clothes so everyone could get a better look at her body. This violates the policy because he is making it an unreasonably intimidating work environment and it does interfere with her ability to work. After her boss stated those sexual comments Ms. Asher knew like any reasonable woman that the rest of her male counter parts will now be looking at her like she’s no more than a piece of meat. Her boss also demonstrated sexual advances in a verbal