BBC News: Harassment survey - 'I'm a waitress but I feel like a sex worker'
"Two in five women in the UK say they have experienced unwanted sexual behaviour at work and only a quarter of them reported it, a BBC survey has found.
Among men, one in five (18%) said they have been harassed at work.
The poll of more than 6,000 men and women, one of the largest ever conducted into sexual harassment in the workplace, suggested those who work flexibly are more likely to encounter this type of behaviour."
It's notable that while the survey shows that female:male split of victims is 2:1, the views and experiences of six women are quoted, but not a single man.
"Two in five women in the UK say they have experienced unwanted sexual behaviour at work and only a quarter of them reported it, a BBC survey has found.
Among men, one in five (18%) said they have been harassed at work.
The poll of more than 6,000 men and women, one of the largest ever conducted into sexual harassment in the workplace, suggested those who work flexibly are more likely to encounter this type of behaviour."
It's notable that while the survey shows that female:male split of victims is 2:1, the views and experiences of six women are quoted, but not a single man.
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