5 seconds rule.Oh wow people here defending that you can be fired from your job just for LOOKING at a female coworker??
Watching the episode right now. Had to share it.Wrong thread maybe
Watching the episode right now. Had to share it.
5 seconds rule.
5 seconds rule.
I certainly hope soDoes the time increase with the weight?
Any minute now...Unless you are in the process of responding to that, in which case you can disregard this post and ill await your answer
Gotta keep the faith.Any minute now...
Well now i am curious since you quoted me. What was it?Edit: Actually nevermind.
I'll get to the post and answer it properly when I have more time and more patience. Right now I have neither to be perfectly honest.Well now i am curious since you quoted me. What was it?
Then ill give it some more days of waiting.I'll get to the post and answer it properly when I have more time and more patience. Right now I have neither to be perfectly honest.
More likely the weekend. It's gonna be a long ass week for me.Then ill give it some more days of waiting.
Consider it a date with the county line then for this weekend.More likely the weekend. It's gonna be a long ass week for me.
I'm late catching up on this tread, but this is hilarious. This is SOOOn not sexual harassment.Um I would consider sexually harassing people in the workplace a "severe problem" myself.
Not sure about you.
I'll get to the post and answer it properly when I have more time and more patience. Right now I have neither to be perfectly honest.
Or sexual harassment is a term that can be used for making people inconvenient about a sexually charged behaviour even if the border of legality is not crossed. Pointing and staring in a single incident is certainly not illegal and no one claimed the opposite. But it can be perceived as harassment nevertheless. For mild enough cases such as this, a warning is much more appropriate than a firing.How about my post? You ignored my question as well.
If HR classified it as sexual harassment, why is the guy not fired immediately?
Do you understand what sexual harassment is?
We don’t even know what the guy was reported to the HR for. He could be reported for being unprofessional for all we know. That would be a big difference and explain why he’s not fired.
Or sexual harassment is a term that can be used for making people inconvenient about a sexually charged behaviour even if the border of legality is not crossed. Pointing and staring in a single incident is certainly not illegal and no one claimed the opposite. But it can be perceived as harassment nevertheless. For mild enough cases such as this, a warning is much more appropriate than a firing.
Okay, it's pretty unfair to be like that, but I'll admit it's mostly true for me. Unless a guy is really obnoxious, I probably wouldn't think he's creepy, but I be like eh, don't bother me, not interested.I imagine linking this gif about now would be appropriate. Agree or disagree, it sums up part of the human condition...
I imagine linking this gif about now would be appropriate. Agree or disagree, it sums up part of the human condition...
The law only needs to concern itself with defining the form of sexual harassment that is illegal.Sexual harassment is illegal. Check the laws. Don’t downplay the crime.
That’s why workplace has zero tolerance for this.
Or sexual harassment is a term that can be used for making people inconvenient about a sexually charged behaviour even if the border of legality is not crossed. Pointing and staring in a single incident is certainly not illegal and no one claimed the opposite. But it can be perceived as harassment nevertheless. For mild enough cases such as this, a warning is much more appropriate than a firing.
A lifetime!
Fact is you don't know the severity of it. Was it a quick glance, or a multi-second stare? And what happened after that?Or sexual harassment is a term that can be used for making people inconvenient about a sexually charged behaviour even if the border of legality is not crossed. Pointing and staring in a single incident is certainly not illegal and no one claimed the opposite. But it can be perceived as harassment nevertheless. For mild enough cases such as this, a warning is much more appropriate than a firing.
Okay, it's pretty unfair to be like that, but I'll admit it's mostly true for me. Unless a guy is really obnoxious, I probably wouldn't think he's creepy, but I be like eh, don't bother me, not interested.
I don’t think a new thread needs to be created. What happens at another site like that isn’t news. We don’t do it for any other site.Yeah, it's fun and all but it's time for this forum to move forward. I think it has long lived past its usefulness and it isn't even that busy a thread. If something comes up for meaningful discussion a new thread can be created.
If she feels harassed and it is a sexually motivated action, it is sexual harassment. Both criteria are met, end of story.You continue to misconstrue a rude/annoying action as one that is actual sexual harassment. Fix that.
Yes, I do not know the severity of it, but it is not just staring, it is also motioning for others to join in on it.Fact is you don't know the severity of it. Was it a quick glance, or a multi-second stare? And what happened after that?
Body language and interceding looks can be taken wildly, but if we are going to accept that the default response to such glances = harassment, then we create a living space where nobody dares interacting anymore.
Actually, this has merit to my personal story of today. I went outside to get a snack from the mall and one of the managers gave a quick glance when i went outside. Turned out she actually asked co-workers why i always went outside, safe for the fact i only do this on Tuesday and she has never spoken to me prior.
She never asked me later on aswell, so there you go how quick glances can be percieved as. It can vary wildly.
Yeah, I see your point.I don’t think a new thread needs to be created. What happens at another site like that isn’t news. We don’t do it for any other site.
And we wouldn’t allow every banned person on any other site to make a post complaining about it.
What happens over there isn’t relevant to NeoGAF. And we ain’t someone’s Ex to come and cry to when they are fighting with their current boy/girl friend.
Just my opinion
UnderstoodYeah, I see your point.
The only reason I would consider a new thread is if something happens on another site that would have wider interests beyond that site. So, actual news. I don't think we need another jilted ex-user thread.
I still post on both although I have started posting here a lot more lately.
If she feels harassed and it is a sexually motivated action, it is sexual harassment. Both criteria are met, end of story.
Yes, I do not know the severity of it, but it is not just staring, it is also motioning for others to join in on it.
I'd like to throw my opinion in here.
I think this thread should be closed. The back and forth from our end should stop. We are approaching 2019. It's time imo even though I know wounds are still fresh, to move one.
The reality is that we have members here who are members there. Every time a Gaffer says "they are all a bunch of crazies" we our insulting our own members. Same as when someone posts a comment from over there insulting us as Nazi's. They are insulting Gaffers too.
We can't stop the Nazi and Alt Right insults. Even when one comes and says posts it here and we reply with "receipts please", it doesn't ever get proven but doesn't stop them from continuing to do it elsewhere. Yes it's a baseless insult. How cares.
NeoGAF isn't the alternative to any other site. We have always done our own thing in the past. We need to do that again.
That doesn't mean we should reject all criticism. But the crying over new fair moderation and standards is simply low effort and lacking in reality and brain function. Not allowing hate towards any group is a positive thing in NeoGAF. Don't argue with stupid... it only brings you down.
This site isn't for someone to come and complain about a ban else where. The community deserves better. Imo if that's all you are bringing to NeoGAF, you shouldn't be here. Not asking or seeking bans for those that do that. Just saying I don't think you should bother logging into NeoGAF.
We need to move on imo.
They said NeoGAF was dead and here we are undead af.
A lot of stuff ain't relevant to GAF but we have threads on them anyways. Seems silly to close this if people still wish to use it because of current year argument. >_<I don’t think a new thread needs to be created. What happens at another site like that isn’t news. We don’t do it for any other site.
And we wouldn’t allow every banned person on any other site to make a post complaining about it.
What happens over there isn’t relevant to NeoGAF. And we ain’t someone’s Ex to come and cry to when they are fighting with their current boy/girl friend.
Just my opinion
''Hey check this girl out man''.Yes, I do not know the severity of it, but it is not just staring, it is also motioning for others to join in on it.
His friend acknowledged that is was not mere blinking. I use above definition for sexual harassments, the criteria are met, so I use the term. In fact, I have been the only one who has given a defintion and whose reasoning thus can be verified. But let me tell you a small story about the last university I worked at: The sociologist had posters on every door claiming "this is no room for sexual violence, e.g.: (...) starring". I do not subscribe to that definition, but you see, calling it harassment is even on the lower spectrum of what sociologists would call it.''Hey check this girl out man''.
Basically that's the gist of the text version of this. To that i say: SO? How often don't you see this or is it portrayed in movies? And if we are talking about that, is Gesturing others to check someone out sexual harrasment? Doubtful.
Also since when is staring harrassment? Come on.
I feel like you are unable to visualize what is going on so you retort to a onesided definition of the term, when in reality, there are a shitton of variables that frankly make it impossible to verify what actually truly happened.
As such a discussion about this can never be complete. For all we know the victim blinked. The perp blinked. There was a microgesture from either end. We don't know.
Well... I don’t think we give spotlight to other single dumb comments made around the internet.A lot of stuff ain't relevant to GAF but we have threads on them anyways. Seems silly to close this if people still wish to use it because of current year argument. >_<
Not everyone wants an account on kiwifarms.
His friend acknowledged that is was not mere blinking. I use above definition for sexual harassments, the criteria are met, so I use the term. In fact, I have been the only one who has given a defintion and whose reasoning thus can be verified. But let me tell you a small story about the last university I worked at: The sociologist had posters on every door claiming "this is no room for sexual violence, e.g.: (...) starring". I do not subscribe to that definition, but you see, calling it harassment is even on the lower spectrum of what sociologists would call it.
I am talking about the things that weren''t reported''. All we can go on is what the news says.His friend acknowledged that is was not mere blinking.
Descriptors of definitions don't trump common sense reasoning though. Are you able to look at this situation from both ends?In fact, I have been the only one who has given a defintion and whose reasoning thus can be verified.
I would find your sociologist creepy without the context. The context is (Probably) that there is a history of incidents at that place.But let me tell you a small story about the last university I worked at: The sociologist had posters on every door claiming "this is no room for sexual violence, e.g.: (...) starring". I do not subscribe to that definition, but you see, calling it harassment is even on the lower spectrum of what sociologists would call it.
I heard that [vis_name][/vis_name] does that frequently. Why this user has an account here is beyond me.I guess I’m violently sexually assaulting my TV any time I watch a movie then.
I guess I’m violently sexually assaulting my TV any time I watch a movie then.
To my best knowledge no. It is part of their general awareness campaign, which also includes information about right pronouns and gender roles.I would find your sociologist creepy without the context. The context is (Probably) that there is a history of incidents at that place.
Words are nothing but agreed upon symbols for a specific meaning. Whether a word is applicable solely depends on the definitions of their semantics.Descriptors of definitions don't trump common sense reasoning though. Are you able to look at this situation from both ends?