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Employers have a positive duty to prevent discrimination, harassment and unlawful conduct by their employees or agents. New provisions in the Sex Discrimination Act​ prohibit this conduct. The reasonable-person test applies to determine if the conduct is offensive, intimidating, or humiliating to a person based on their sex.

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