Equal Employment Opportunity Statement for Personnel or Employee Manual and Complaint Procedure for Allegations of Sexual Harassment — EEOC (EEOC Sexual Harassment) is the legal framework and policy for protecting employees from sexual harassment in the workplace. This policy outlines the EEOC's policy for preventing and responding to allegations of sexual harassment in the workplace. It provides guidance for personnel and employees on how to identify and address potential sexual harassment. It also outlines the procedure for filing a complaint with the EEOC in the event of an allegation of sexual harassment. The EEOC Sexual Harassment policy includes the following components: 1. Definition of Sexual Harassment: The EEOC defines sexual harassment as "unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature." 2. Prohibited Conduct: The EEOC prohibits any conduct of a sexual nature that creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment. 3. Reporting Procedure: The EEOC requires that employees report any incidents of sexual harassment to their immediate supervisor or to the Human Resources department. 4. Investigation Procedure: The EEOC requires that employers investigate any allegations of sexual harassment thoroughly, promptly, and impartially. 5. Remedies: The EEOC requires that employers take appropriate action to remedy the situation if sexual harassment is found to have occurred. 6. Retaliation: The EEOC prohibits any form of retaliation against an employee who has filed a complaint of sexual harassment. 7. Enforcement: The EEOC has the authority to take legal action against employers who violate the EEOC Sexual Harassment policy. The EEOC Sexual Harassment policy is designed to protect employees from sexual harassment in the workplace and ensure a safe and healthy work environment. It is important for employers to understand and follow this policy in order to comply with the law and prevent incidents of sexual harassment.