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Upcoming topics: Are you a WEIGHT LOSS SUCCESS story?
- Have you lost a significant amount of weight and kept it off?
- Have you tried every diet in the book and finally discovered the key to healthy weight loss?
The Reuben Armstrong Show is looking for weight loss success stories. If you or someone you know has lost a life-changing amount of weight, and are willing to share your story on The Reuben Armstrong Show - then we would like to hear from you! Here is what we want you to do . . . Please e-mail us your story and include specifics on how much weight you have lost and how you did it - also give us your height, before and after weights. Tell us some of your weight loss dreams and goals.
Please provide an alternate contact in the event that you cannot be reached. Alternate Contact: Contact Phone: *Tell us your story: Please do not exceed 2000 characters (including spaces).
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Are You Being Sexually Harassed At Work?
Your boss is constantly making a pass at you… A coworker cracks crude jokes and shows you pornographic photos… Your supervisor says he won't recommend you for a promotion unless you sleep with him…
Is someone at work sexually harassing you? Is the unwanted attention making it difficult for you to perform, or even threatening your job? Do you want to do something about it? We may be able to help.
Reuben Armstrong show is ready to take action against sexual harassment in the workplace. So if you think you have a case (and you live in the U.S.), we want to hear about it. Your submissions will be reviewed by a team of legal experts .
Step One: Please read this definition of sexual harassment and if your situation applies, continue on.
DEFINITION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT: Sexual harassment is any abusive or offensive treatment that happens simply because of a person's sex or gender.
Sexual harassment can be unwelcome sexual advances, innuendoes, touches, or comments. Sexual harassment can be subtle—it isn't just lewd comments and vulgar gestures; it can also be romantic overtures after you've told the harasser you aren't interested, or offensive materials on display in the workplace.
Sexual harassment can also be mistreatment that is not sexual in nature, but is directed only at one sex, for example, when a woman enters an all male working environment and is mistreated simply because she is a woman.
Sexual harassment can be treatment that creates a "quid pro quo" (where your employer makes accepting the abuse a condition of your employment and threatens to fire or demote you if you don't) or it can be treatment that creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working environment.
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