No excuse for sexual harassment

Jennifer (US)

I'm a woman, and to be honest with you it makes me feel uncomfortable when a woman doesn't dress appropriately in the workplace. I think men would feel uncomfortable too if a man came into work in a g-string or they would probably laugh themselves to death. The point is I don't want to see a woman's cleavage anymore than you want to see the bulge in a man's spandex. I think this is why many companies have dress codes, but yes – if men make inappropriate comments, I do think it should be considered harassment.

Two women wearing sexy skirts walk down the street as temperatures reach 40 degrees Celsius on July 9, 2014 in Chongqing, Southwest China. [Photo/IC]

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