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While I tried to put my carry on luggage into overhead bin she stopped me and told me that I should lend it to her and she put it in a safe place. Although it was a bit bulky and voluminous but I explained it to her that I needed it during flight. She saw my persistence and told me for security reasons she should check it privately with me then winked. So I have shown her what was in it in toilet.
Workplace Harassment and Abuse
A survey of cabin crew working for Australian airlines recently found that 65 percent experienced sexual harassment.
The research found that 70 per cent of cabin crew who experienced harassment said they chose not to report the incident because they did not think it would be dealt with appropriately or they were concerned reporting it would make the situation worse.
Incidents ranged from serious sexual assault, groping, passengers exposing themselves, sexualised and degrading remarks, and workers being abused because of their sexual orientation.
A 2018 survey by the U.S. Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) shows that than one-in-three flight attendants have experienced verbal sexual harassment from passengers, and nearly one-in-five have experienced physical sexual harassment from passengers, in the last year alone.
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Description
While I tried to put my carry on luggage into overhead bin she stopped me and told me that I should lend it to her and she put it in a safe place. Although it was a bit bulky and voluminous but I explained it to her that I needed it during flight. She saw my persistence and told me for security reasons she should check it privately with me then winked. So I have shown her what was in it in toilet.
Workplace Harassment and Abuse
A survey of cabin crew working for Australian airlines recently found that 65 percent experienced sexual harassment.
The research found that 70 per cent of cabin crew who experienced harassment said they chose not to report the incident because they did not think it would be dealt with appropriately or they were concerned reporting it would make the situation worse.
Incidents ranged from serious sexual assault, groping, passengers exposing themselves, sexualised and degrading remarks, and workers being abused because of their sexual orientation.
A 2018 survey by the U.S. Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) shows that than one-in-three flight attendants have experienced verbal sexual harassment from passengers, and nearly one-in-five have experienced physical sexual harassment from passengers, in the last year alone.
(16-017)