The following was e-mailed to me by an editor at the HR World website. Out of the blue again. Okay, so it must be karma! Yes, absolutely...you were MEANT to read this article at www.hrworld.com. You will do as you are told, little grasshoppers!:

Hi Fidel:We just posted an article " The Top 20 Sexual-Harassment Cases of All Time " (www.hrworld.com/features/
top-20-sexual-harassment-cases-121307/ ). I thought I'd bring it to your attention just in case you think your readers would find it interesting. . .Either way, thanks for your time!

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Most absurd cases. Even 4 and 5 year olds have been labeled sexual preditors by grown women. Anyone involved in pressing charges should be drawn and quartered.

6-Year Old Boy v. Brockton School District: How old do you have to be in order to stand accused of sexual harassment? In this particular case, involving the Brockton School District near Boston, you only have to be 6 years old. The elementary school boy was apparently found with "his hand inside the waistband of a girl's pants, touching the skin on her back," a violation of the school's sexual-harassment policy. According to the boy's mother, however, her son "doesn't even know what that word 'sexual' is. I don't see how I'm going to explain it to him," she added. Though the school wished to press charges, the district attorney's office deemed the boy too young to be prosecuted.