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Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment refers to any sexually-characteristic behavior that is unwelcome and creates a hostile and intimidating work environment. It can also impact an individual's performance at their job.
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A new employee, Sam, notices that a senior colleague, Jordan, frequently makes comments about the physical appearance of other team members and tells sexually suggestive jokes during team meetings. Several team members appear visibly uncomfortable, and Sam now feels anxious about attending meetings, which is affecting their ability to contribute to team discussions. Which statement best analyzes why this situation could be considered sexual harassment?