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Has the behaviour to be repeated or persistent for it to be sexual harassment?

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Has the behaviour to be repeated or persistent for it to be sexual harassment?

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It depends on the severity of the behaviour. If one single incident can reasonably be considered to create a negative psychological and emotional environment for work or study, then there is no need for repetition for the behaviour to constitute sexual harassment. Examples would be a sexual assault or losing a tangible benefit after refusing a sexual request. Generally, comments of a sexual nature would have to occur repeatedly for the behaviour to be considered sexual harassment.

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