Sexual Harassment

A longtime employee of the University of California at Santa Barbara claims in Superior Court that, when she complained of gross sexual harassment from a relatively new hire, the Title IX office put her off for three weeks, saying it was “too busy and understaffed.”

ANACAPA, Calif. — A longtime employee of the University of California at Santa Barbara claims in Superior Court that, when she complained of gross sexual harassment from a relatively new hire, the Title IX office put her off for three weeks, saying it was “too busy and understaffed.”

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