U.S. restaurant culture inadvertently leads to sexual harassment
Research on sexual harrassment in the service industry by management professor Tim Kundro was covered by Fast Company. The study found the reason behind sexual harassment in hospitality may stem from the combination of two common staples of the industry in America: workers’ reliance on tips, and expectations to give cheerful “service with a smile” at all times.
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