‘He slowly ran his hands down my body’: Two thirds of young women face sexual harassment, bullying or abuse at work
Retail worker says some customers ‘think they can touch you like they would touch the products’
Nearly two-thirds of young women say they have endured bullying, sexual harassment or verbal abuse in the workplace, according to damning new research.
Around three in five of those polled (58 per cent) reported experiencing such mistreatment at work, rising to 62 per cent among women aged between 25 and 34.
The TUC said its survey of 1,000 women found most victims don’t report incidents because they fear they won’t be believed or it could damage their career.
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