The Sexual Harassment Handbook by Linda Gordon Howard

		The Sexual Harassment Handbook by Linda Gordon Howard Career Press Feb 15, 2007 223 pages ISBN: 978-1-56414-912-1

ABOUT THE BOOK Do you think you have to put up with inappropriate sexual behavior to get ahead in your career? Or have you been the victim of sexual harassment and don't know to do about it? Are you concerned that anything you do or say could be interpreted as sexual harassment? What are the rules and boundaries? The Sexual Harassment Handbook is the first book that gives you the insight to assess a sexual situation on the job and take effective action, before the lawyers are called in. Many situations involving sexual harassment can be prevented or resolved if you recognize what’s happening and know what to do. The Sexual Harassment Handbook answers questions such as:
What is the main reason people sue over sexual harassment? Can men be sexually harassed? Can I be harassed if I am a manager or supervisor? Why is dating a subordinate almost always a bad idea?
ENDORSEMENTS
“Using well-chosen examples, practical recommendations, ad value-neutral language, Howard has written and indispensable guide that speaks equally to men and women, employees, supervisors, investigators, and employers.” -Colin S. Diver, president, Reed College “This is a comprehensive and informative overview of sexual harassment. Linda Gordon Howard handles this very challenging subject with intelligence, honesty, and sensitivity-and from virtually every perspective. This is a must-read for lawyers and non-lawyers alike.” -Donna E. Shalala, President, University of Miami, and former U.S. Secretary of Heath and Human Services “This book could become a prime reference for those who shape policy and have a genuine interest in creating and monitoring rules of fairness, equality, and respect in any working environment.” -David N. Dinkins, professor, Columbia University, and former mayor of New York City

Linda Gordon Howard's expertise as an attorney, consultant and trainer has helped thousands of people navigate the changing rules of sexual harassment. Her practical methods have been applied successfully in large and small organizations, including the White House, The United States Senate, The Ohio State University School of Law, the New York City Law Department, and Hunter College of the City University of New York. She resides in New York City.