UNCONVENTIONAL forms of misconduct are gaining recognition in Japanese workplaces, with even sighing and body odour being labelled as potential offenc...
forms of misconduct are gaining recognition in Japanese workplaces, with even sighing and body odour being labelled as potential offences dubbed “mood harassment” and “odour harassment.”that the rise in awareness of harassment and the implementation of more countermeasures by companies prompted the public to be increasingly conscious of the issue and beginning to question whether certain behaviours also qualify as harassment.
Another emerging issue is “odour harassment,“ which he defined as “any smell that interferes with another person’s ability to do their work,“ including body odour, overpowering perfumes, cigarette smoke or poor hygiene. Additional findings released in April indicated that around 65% of the 661 participants reported experiencing verbal abuse, having their accomplishments ignored, or facing “excessive or harsh work.”
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