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CACI No. 2523

“Harassing Conduct” Explained

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Harassing conduct may include, but is not limited to, [any of the

following:]

[a. Verbal harassment, such as obscene language, demeaning

comments, slurs, [or] threats [or] [describe other form of verbal

harassment];] [or]

[b. Physical harassment, such as unwanted touching, assault, or

physical interference with normal work or movement;] [or]

[c. Visual harassment, such as offensive posters, objects, cartoons, or

drawings;] [or]

[d. Unwanted sexual advances;] [or]

[e. [Describe other form of harassment if appropriate, e.g., derogatory,

unwanted, or offensive photographs, text messages, Internet

postings].]

New September 2003; Revised December 2007, December 2015

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2026-08-20
Edition
caci-2022
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