35,000 Feet: Where Sexual Harassment Can Still Get a Pass

When I first started working as a flight attendant, a CEO of a telecommunications giant pinched me on the you-know-what. I didn’t know what to do, so I nervously laughed and ran to the galley where I would’ve cursed him out — if he hadn’t followed me there.

That’s when he did it again. Right in front of my crew.

We all just stood there in disbelief, staring at one another until he disappeared back to his first-class seat. No one said a word. We were all in shock.

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I didn’t report it, largely because I didn’t know who to complain to. The union? Human resources? A 1-800 number? I had no clue. Read more...

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