Sexual harassment in the workplace is widely (and rightly so) associated with men being the culprits and women the victims. But times are changing, as are the roles of victims and culprits.

Barmen in a traditional Scottish themed-pub have decided to stop wearing their tartan kilts, after women constantly sexually harassed them by lifting up their kilts or sticking their hands under them to see whether they’re anything.

This has forced that pub’s management to give up the kilts and revert to pants. The Inverness pub’s owner, Kit Frazer said that women’s actions were ‘pure sexism’. The problem of checking to see what was under their kilts was particularly bad at weekends, when large groups of women would enter the venue.