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
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judi james claims women bosses  more likely to flout workplace etiquette  communication and body language specialist says some see it as revenge  other female bosses believe the man should be glad of the attention 