How do sexual harassment charges get resolved?
by Steven Davies on Jul 23, 2013 | Views: 208 | Score: 0
Settlements | 1367 |
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Withdrawals with Benefits | 1150 |
Administrative Closures | 2635 |
No Reasonable Cause | 6658 |
Reasonable Cause | 761 |
Settlements | 1367 |
---|---|
Withdrawals with Benefits | 1150 |
Administrative Closures | 2635 |
No Reasonable Cause | 6658 |
Reasonable Cause | 761 |
In the majority of sexual harassment cases (53%), it is determined that there is no reasonable cause to believe that there was discrimination. When this happens, the charging party can bring private court action. 21% of cases close due to administrative reasons, including failure to contact the charging party, or having related litigation render the charge null and void.