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Understanding the laws and dynamics of workplace sexual harrasment

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The resignation of University of Minnesota Athletics Director Norwood Teague over sexual harassment charges, followed by news of further allegations against a second athletics administrator, has put a spotlight on harassment and assault in the workplace.

Tom Weber talks with two attorneys who have worked with victims of harassment and workplace discrimination. They talk through what qualifies as harassment at work, how courts have interpreted the law in this realm, and how public opinion has shifted and continues to change, over time.