The team, consisting of four men and one woman, regularly meet for dinner after their day's work, which include conducting a crash course in North American-style advertising for the Chinese client's cohort of new recruits.
The woman feels that one of the men on the team treats her with great disrespect. Will all four of her male colleagues take offence, if she brings up the problem? Will they isolate her at work and gossip about her at the office? What might be the impact on her career if she's perceived as anti-social or thin-skinned? How will her superiors respond to her accusations? What's the definition of sexual assault in Canadian law, and can she pursue a civil case against her alleged assailant although the acts happened in a foreign state?
PUBLICATION DATE: October 15, 2014 PRODUCT #: W14512-PDF-ENG
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