In the wake of sexual misconduct allegations against several prominent men in entertainment, politics and journalism, accounts like the ones these women share quietly play out in restaurants, bars and hotels across the country and rarely get the headlines. The nature of the work, which often has employees relying on tips, can make them especially vulnerable to abuse. She said managers often encourage waitresses to dress sexier to get more tips, which can lead to sexual misconduct. If the workers were paid more, they wouldn't have to rely on tips and the misconduct would decrease, she said. One woman says Besh pressured her into a sexual relationship, but Besh has said he believes it was consensual.

Source: ABC News December 10, 2017 15:11 UTC