Sexual harassment policy
Sexual harassment policy - a complex of measures and efforts designed by the employer directed against sexual harassment at the workplace.
See Sample Sexual Harassment Policy 
Though the phrase "sexual harassment" is generally acknowledged to include clearly damaging and morally deplorable behavior, its boundaries can be broad and controversial. Accordingly, misunderstandings can abound. Some feminist groups criticize sexual harassment policy as helping maintain archaic stereotypes of women as "delicate, asexual creatures" who require special protection.
Sexual harassment policy and legislation have been criticized as attempts to "regulate romance" which goes against human urges. Other critics assert that sexual harassment is a very serious problem, but current views focus too heavily on sexuality rather than on the type of conduct that undermines the ability of women or men to work together effectively.
There is also concern over abuses of sexual harassment policy, and employers and administrators using accusations as a way of expelling employees they want to eliminate for other reasons.
Source: Wikipedia.org: Sexual harassment
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See also: Anti-discrimination law; Discrimination; Harassment; Hostile Environment; Reasonable Person Standardant; Same-sex harassment; Sex; Sexual Harassment; Sexual misconduct; Sexual orientation; Single-incident sexual harassment; Stereotype; Tangible employment action; Third-party sexual harassment; Timeliness