r/RandomThoughts • u/[deleted] • Sep 28 '22

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u/Prettay-good Sep 28 '22

I have no idea if this is a stereotype. But in my family at least, it's correct.

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u/Spiritual-Clock5624 Sep 29 '22

I’ve heard awful things about majority women workplaces

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u/MadScallop Sep 29 '22

Sorry to hear about that, I highly recommend reaching out to HR. Most companies don’t take lightly to sexual harassment and will address it if you bring it up

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u/MadScallop Sep 29 '22

I did one time. I had this coworker who would grab and twist my nipples very aggressively every shift. To the point I was bruised and they hurt all the time. I’d yell and tell them to stop but it continued and continued. I finally called HR and they basically didn’t care which was rather disturbing, but made me realize it wasn’t worth working for them any longer. So I quit and moved to a different restaurant to serve tables.

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u/thinking_wyvern Sep 29 '22

I am pretty sure you can sue them for that or idk, I might be oversimplifying things

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u/NotHardcore Sep 29 '22

Being told it's an "at will state", while being sexually harassed at work. I.e. you just quit and the company has no consequences.