Sexual Harassment

Campaign to drive late-night premises to tackle sexual harassment

29-Nov-2019 By Alice Leader

A new campaign is set to stop harassment in Hackney and Square Mile while assuring the onus is fully on the perpetrator by eliminating the culture of victim-blaming.

Preventing sexual harassment in the ‘touchy feely’ pub sector

22-Dec-2017 By Claire Churchard

The days when the Benny Hill Show was deemed acceptable prime time viewing are long gone, with respect and equality at work the expected norm. We now live in more enlightened times, in theory.

They just don’t get it: the fight against sexist beer rages on

29-Nov-2017 By Nikkie Sutton

The battle against sexist beer marketing revved up yesterday after Wild Card head brewer Jaega Wise's call for a ban on non-PC beers at competitions brought the ugly truth to a head on social media.

Drunken sexual harassment 'is expected on a night out'

28-Sep-2017 By Michelle Perrett

Charity Drinkaware has launched a new campaign called ‘It's OK to Ask' to address the problem of sexual harassment in the night-time economy.

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Sexual harassment is a 'societal problem' says Drinkaware chief

26-Sep-2016 By Nikkie Sutton

Elaine Hindal, chief executive of charity Drinkaware, has said that sexual harassment at licensed venues, especially in the night-time economy is a “societal problem” and has given advice to licensees on how they can help customers who are a bit worse...

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Drinkaware teams up with UNILAD to tackle 'booze-fuelled sexual harassment'

16-Sep-2016 By Nikkie Sutton

Alcohol education charity Drinkaware and online millennial site UNILAD have joined forces in a bid to tackle alcohol-related sexual harassment during Freshers' Week.

Drinkaware launches campaign to tackle sexual harassment in night time economy

17-Oct-2014 By Ellie Bothwell

Drinkaware and the Nottingham Crime & Drug Partnership have joined forces to launch a campaign to address sexual harassment in the night-time economy.

Hello gorgeous: not any more sir!

10-Apr-2008 By Joe Lutrario joe.lutrario@william-reed.co.uk

New rules could ban banter at the bar New laws may make banter with the barmaid a thing of the past. Licensees who allow sexist jokes — or even...

Employers to be liable for sex harassment of staff by public

22-Mar-2007 By John Harrington john.harrington@william-reed.co.u

Licensees could face legal action if members of staff are subjected to sexual harassment by the public, following a High Court ruling. A raft of...