More than one in four men (28%) around the world think it’s acceptable to crack sexual jokes at work, a global survey, released ahead of International Women’s Day on March 8, has found.
一項在三八婦女節前公開的全球調查發現，世界上有超過4分之1（28%）的男性認為，在職場中開性別玩笑是可以接受的。
In a survey of over 20,000 people in 27 countries, researchers from King’s College London said they found "significant differences" in what men and women perceived to be acceptable workplace behavior.
在一項27國、逾2萬人的調查結果中，英國倫敦國王學院的研究員表示，他們發現男女對職場行為的接受度有「顯著的差異」。
A key finding was that more than one in eight men (13%) think it is acceptable to display material of a sexual nature at work, compared with just 7% of women, the poll, carried out by Ipsos MORI and The Global institute for Women’s Leadership found.
一個關鍵的發現是，超過8分之1（13%）的男生認為，在職場上展現帶有性意味的元素是可以接受的；相較之下，女性只有7%可以接受，這項調查是由「益普索莫里」和「女性領導力全球機構」執行。
Some 16% of women thought it was acceptable to tell jokes or stories of a sexual nature at work, the study said.
這項研究也指出，約有16%的女性認為，在職場上講性別玩笑或帶有性意味故事是可以接受的。
英倫翻譯社轉自
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