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Sexual harassment remains an insidious challenge in the workplace, despite its illegality and societal condemnation. Its repercussions are far-reaching, affecting both individuals and the overall work environment. Studies reveal that workplaces grappling with sexual harassment witness increased absenteeism and turnover, leading to a decline in productivity and job satisfaction.

In today’s competitive job market, it can be tempting for job seekers to embellish their qualifications or experiences on their resume. However, a recent study has revealed that lying on a resume is more common than one might think and can have severe consequences for job seekers. Over 77% of recruiters, hiring managers, and HR professionals have caught candidates lying on their resumes. Only 3% of professionals believe that a resume lie would not impact a candidate’s chances of securing a job.