英文摘要 |
In an aging society, many families with long-term care needs have chosen to hire foreign home caregivers in order to tackle the elderly care problem. However, cases of sexual harassment of foreign home caregivers have been reported for quite some time, which the public cannot ignore. Foreign homecaregivers are not covered by the Labor Standards Act because they work in the personal service industry, but they are covered by the Act of Gender Equality in Employment. In accordance with Article 13, Paragraph 2 of the Act on Gender Equality in Employment, when the employer of a foreign home caregiver becomes aware of sexual harassment, he or she is obligated to remedy the situation after the fact. However, compared to cases of workplace sexual harassment that occur within businesses, cases involving foreign home caregivers have particularities regarding the location of the labor supply, the labor provider, and the labor recipient. Departing from the employer's obligation to remedy sexual harassment, this study has examined workplace sexual harassment offoreign home caregivers in terms of the Act of Gender Equality in Employment's scope of application, the employer's determination, the time of acknowledgment, the definition of immediate and effective corrections, and the definition of corrective measures. This study investigated possible explanations for each definition by examining the particularities of workplace sexual harassment cases involving foreign home caregivers. |