From suggestive remarks to wandering hands , Britain ’ s offices have long been home to the occasional oversexed boss . These days , however , there is one big difference – the manager ogling junior staff may well be a she . And instead of harassing their female co-workers , men appear more likely than ever to be the ones being fondled or wolf-whistled at . Power : 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 . 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 ’ . The issue was famously portrayed in 1994 erotic thriller Disclosure , in which Demi Moore plays a sex-hungry boss who pursues her male colleague , played by Michael Douglas – then sues him for harassment when he turns her down . Yesterday , communication and body language specialist Judi James claimed women bosses are now more likely than men to flout workplace etiquette . She added that the thrill of being in charge affects their behaviour , with some viewing it as revenge for years of sexual inequality in the workplace . Others think nothing of touching a colleague ’ s bottom , she said , and believe male co-workers should be glad of the attention . Pests : 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 . Miss James , who advises firms on office behaviour , added : ‘ 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. ’ Horrible Bosses 2 is out on Blu-ray and DVD now .
# ##fication claims women bosses more likely to flout sexual etiquette . Communication and body modification specialist says some view it as inappropriate . Other female bosses believe the man should be glad of the attention .