Stopping Sexual Harassment
This organizing manual highlights a range of tactics that unions and other workers can use to fight sexual harassment, including training sessions, contract language, job actions and more.
Contents include:
Defining sexual harassment
Sexual harassment and racism
Defending yourself
Organizing against the boss' harassment
Stopping harassment from co-workers
Using your union
Union women's committees
Forming cross-union support groups
Women in the building trades
Using the law
Fighting back in an unorganized workplace
Model union training
Sample newsletter articles
Resources: books, videos, organizations, and more
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