TreePixie
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Look I am not saying its easy for women in that type of work situation but I think about the men who in their minds think they are saying something nice get called to hr when all that needed to be said was please don't do that anymore. That's all.
At my old job a guy who complimented one co-worker in front of a less attractive one got called into HR because him complimenting one and not the other made the less attractive one feel self conscious. Its getting to a point where a lot of men don't want to say anything but hi and bye at work because anything beyond that can be construed as harassment.
Corporate culture is so paranoid over litigation that they will fire potential problems rather than chance a potential law suit.
But note that traditionally, and in many cases still, the woman complaining is the one seen as the "potential problem" and fired. That's why we have sexual harassment laws in the first place.
As I said a few posts ago, the workplace isn't a night club, and it's not where you should be picking up dates anyway.