They see it, i dont WTF!?

[savage]

I guess comments on clothes wouldn't be considered sexual harassment, but a comment like:

"You look fine!!" Stop looking at the mirror.

...is considered sexual harassment.

 

[dalynxx]

Men have cocks. She needs to get over it!

 

[D_Sir Fitzwilly Wankheimer III]

Any comment on your appearance by a coworker is considered sexual harassment....

For Christs sake people this is not sexual harrasment. this is for all you idiots who are claiming it to be. look up the damn definition!

 

[nicenycdick]

It seems today that everytime something happens to someone that pisses them off, they think it is actionable. It is NOT harrassment for a supervisor to comment on the clothing worn by a subordinate as long as the purpose of the discussion is job related and not meant solely to harass. A male (or female) boss can tell a female subordinate that her blouse reveals too much and is thus inappropriate for the office. He (or she) can not, however, say that she has great tits and it's nice that she shows them. I should think that the intent inherent in the two comments clearly differ. One is fine and the other subjects the supervisor (and the company) to a claim for sexual harassment. Can you tell which is which? I think you can. Just because you may not like the comment, that does not mean it is improper, even if it touches on physical appearance.

 

[cdog204]

^^ Definitely true but word of advice to the male supervisors out there: bring a female manager when discussing appearance issues with female subordinates. Seriously, just do it so the employee doesn't feel too uncomfortable and you're pretty much covered against harassment charges. If discussing a male's appearance you can be a little looser usually.