.avif)
WFH hasn't really reduced incidents of sexual harassment
Written on :
June 15, 2024
.avif)
Does working from home mean that employees are greater removed from opportunities for harassment? According to the results of the survey, not really: only 17 per cent of them reported a decrease in incidents of offline sexual harassment.
In short, employees, even if no longer on the receiving end of unwanted physical contact, are still susceptible to sexual harassment because of the heightened digital connection.
Source: AsiaOne
Author
Milieu Team
At Milieu, we’re a team of curious minds who love digging into data and uncovering what drives people. Together, we turn insights into stories—and stories into action. We also run on coffee, deadlines, and the occasional meme.
Latest Insights
Filipino sellers ready to invest — but expect ROI, logistics efficiency, and ecosystem support in return
Filipino sellers are ready to grow, but resilience is increasingly tied to ROI-driven fees, stronger logistics support, and clearer policy guidance. Their message is clear: sustainability must be a shared effort across platforms, government, and the seller community.
Vietnam’s Young E-Commerce Sellers Are Scaling Fast — But Faster Than the Ecosystem Can Support
Vietnam’s young e-commerce sellers are scaling at record speed, powered by high platform adoption and digital agility. Yet gaps in logistics, cost transparency, and ecosystem support are testing their resilience. Based on a survey of 300 Vietnamese sellers, this insight highlights where platforms and policymakers must act to turn rapid growth into sustainable strength.
