We can't get over this.

Earlier today we reported on the findings of a new study which highlights how sexual harassment against women is endemic in the workplace. The full story can be found here, but if you want a brief reminder, here are some of the stark statistics.

• 52% of women have been sexually harassed in their workplace. If you are between the age of 16-24, the chances of being harassed increase to 63%.
• 1 in 8 women have reported their breasts, buttocks or genitals were touched in work.
• 1% of women have been raped or seriously assaulted in a workplace environment
• 4 out of 5 women never report this awful behaviour for fear of being chastised. They worry that it may negatively impact their career.

Seeing how widespread this behaviour really is turned our stomachs. Instead of just listing faceless statistics we wanted to show you some of the reactions from irate women online who have experienced workplace harassment. This woman was groped and cornered on a daily basis. https://twitter.com/EmilyStDenny/status/763359791364399108 This woman was verbally abused at the age of 15. https://twitter.com/FrlFuchsig/status/763353864926007296 One of these women was only 16 when her appearance was commented on. https://twitter.com/Joelle_o/status/763343977001148416 https://twitter.com/mayyvobai/status/763330829149937664 https://twitter.com/LorrieHartshorn/status/763282442656645120 Some of these are truly terrifying. https://twitter.com/JustineHouyaux/status/763277874539405312 https://twitter.com/NennaBaston/status/763262637039820800 https://twitter.com/ailliu/status/763327744520380416 https://twitter.com/TLRS1991/status/763326840727539713 https://twitter.com/twomiletower/status/763299282736836608 https://twitter.com/missmjb/status/763304525176373248 https://twitter.com/CopyKatyUK/status/763307617460580352 https://twitter.com/tamareluned/status/763306527528714240 https://twitter.com/imogenstafford/status/763305525815734272 The less we talk about this, the less things will change. Follow the Everyday Sexism Project on twitter @EverydaySexism. If you have been affected by this article, please contact Spunout or Citizens Information or the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre. If you have your own story that you'd like to share with us, you can email us Hello@her.ie, or message us on Facebook. Cover image: flickr.com/photos/robertotmn