EIRP Proceedings, Vol 9 (2014)

Dignity in Employment – the Protection of a Fundamental Right

Radu Popescu

Abstract


Objectives The new Criminal Code brought a series of important changes also in respect to those offences that can be committed by employees. Both at the European and at the national level, the concept of dignity in employment suffered transformations. Prior Work This change of perspective at the national level makes the object of this article. The regulation of sexual harassment in the work place was first introduced in the domestic legislation in 2001, undergoing, since then, a series of modifications which we shall analyze in depth. Results Sexual harassment in the work place is one of the most difficult problems to solve, at the European level because in the majority of situations there is a subordination relation between the two parties – the employer having the upper hand over the employee who is, in many cases, afraid of endangering his/her job by reporting the harassment offence. Value We think this article is an important step in the disclosure of the problem eraised by the sexual harassment concept.

 


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