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Adding Sexual Harassment Prevention to the Menu: Sexual Harassment Prevention as a Condition of Food Safety Licensing in the Restaurant Industry
From 2005 through 2015, the food service industry has held the dubious distinction as the industry with the greatest number of EEOC sexual harassment claims. Given the occupational hazard created by sexual harassment, and the emotional and physical toll that such behavior has on its victims, this ar
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