Re: Torchwood--So do they not have ***ual harrassment laws across

In article <TaSPj.5972$WU.2343@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
peachy a****e passion  <exquisitepeach@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>    False harassment claims do.  Same as any other false claims. 
>Do***enting the actions you've taken to address poor work performance 
>goes a long way to avoid this.
>
>    Some people are total wimps though, and will do anything to avoid 
>confrontation - lawsuits included.

That's blaming the victim.  (And make no mistake, if the harassment claim
is false, the company is the victim.)  Lawsuits are expensive and bad
publicity, even for the innocent, and harassment claims are hard to defend
against because of how the system is set up.  If a company pays off
someone
so she won't falsely claim harassment, it's not the fault of the company
for being wimpy, it's the fault of the blackmailer--and more to the point,
the fault of the legal system for being so one-sided that false claims are
easy to get away with.
-- 
       Ken Arromdee / arromdee_AT_rahul.net /
http://www.rahul.net/arromdee

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