&gt; Why would you go to the police?! This is an employment matter, not a criminal matter.<p>When you call it sexual harassment it&#x27;s criminal.  Otherwise you&#x27;re basically saying that sexual harassment is not a crime.  With regards to going to the boss, I&#x27;m perplexed with the role of the boss and the company in an interaction between two adults.  Maybe that&#x27;s a cultural issue, but I think it&#x27;s the court&#x27;s job to decide if an action was a sexual harassment or not, not some boss&#x27;, neither a lawyers (If lawyers were to decide on cases, oh dear god...).<p>&gt; I get tired of hearing these excuses about age, background, I didn&#x27;t know what the word meant [...]<p>Well you can get tired of many things, but at the end of the day people need to be educated somehow, nobody is born a polite, educated, pleasurable person, one becomes so.  And remember, we&#x27;re not talking about a rape here, a stupid interaction instead.<p>&gt; [...] in my old workplace I got to harass ladies all the time and it was fine.<p>Oh you&#x27;re so funny.  But the topic is serious: calling a person a sexual offender.