The article has been updated successfully.No. Both male and female employees are protected by California sexual harassment laws and are protected from sexual harassment by a member of the same sex even if the perpetrator and/or the victim are not homosexuals.
Does the sexual harassment have to be perpetrated by a member of the opposite sex?
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7th of June, 2010
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