article_snippet: From suggestive remarks to wandering hands, Britain’s offices have long been home to the occasional oversexed boss.
article_snippet: the manager ogling junior staff may well be a the manager ogling junior staff.
article_snippet: And instead of harassing their female co-workers, men appear more likely than ever to be the ones being fondled or wolf-whistled at.
article_snippet: Judi James claimed women bosses are now more likely than men to flout workplace etiquette - an issue famously portrayed by Demi Moore in the 1994 erotic thriller Disclosure .
article_snippet: Experts say the trend is being fuelled by the growing number of women in positions of power – some of whom feel it is ‘payback time’.
article_snippet: Yesterday, communication and body language specialist Judi James claimed women bosses are now more likely than men to flout workplace etiquette.
article_snippet: The issue has more recently been shown in the Horrible Bosses films - and is apparently on the increase, according to Miss James, who advised firms on office behaviour .
article_snippet: Miss James, who advises firms on office behaviour, added:
article_snippet: ‘If I go into a company and someone’s bum’s being mentioned, or pinched, or there’s noises or looks as they walk past, I’d say these days it’s more likely to be a woman boss.
highlights_snippet: Judi James claims women bosses  more likely to flout workplace etiquette .
  