Seksualno uznemiravanje na radu i aktuelni odgovori
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seksualno uznemiravanje, diskriminacija, jednake mogućnosti, Evropska unija, SrbijaApstrakt
Predmet rada je razmatranje problema seksualnog uznemi- ravanja na radnom mestu, čija se obeležja sagledavaju u široj perspektivi rodne (ne)ravnopravnosti i diskriminacije. U radu se posebna pažnja usmerava na najvažnije akte Evropske unije koji regulišu zabranu seksualnog uznemiravanja na radu i preporučuju mehanizme zaštite. Pruža se, takođe, osvrt i na domaću regulativu u ovom domenu, uz zaključak da su ostvareni tek prvi koraci u stvaranju adekvatnog mehanizma zaštite od seksualnog uznemiravanja na radu.
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