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ARTICLE · 15 JULY 2019

Construction Claims Features Testa Article On Construction Site Risk Management

Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP
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The construction industry, although it has much fewer women employees in its ranks, has been progressive in recognizing and dealing with harassment...

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Wendy Testa (Partner-Philadelphia) is co-author of "Cleaning Up the Construction Site: Risk Management Lessons from the #METOO Movement," which appeared in the Summer 2019 edition of Construction Claims, a publication of CLM. Upon review of the studies done on harassment in the construction industry, a few surprises were revealed. "First, victims of bad conduct that rises to the legal definition of harassment are not limited to women in the construction workplace; in fact, there are many incidents of harassment arising from a lack of tolerance for diversity generally. Second, bad conduct identified as sexual harassment is no more prevalent in the construction industry than in other industries, even though the industry may be predisposed to it. Third, construction industry employers are stepping up to address concerns about how employees conduct themselves in the workplace, whether on a job site or in an office setting." The construction industry, although it has much

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