An investigative report suggests that an increasing number of working women are scared silent — choosing to endure sexual harassment in the workplace rather than report it and risk losing their jobs. "You're in a situation where you're going to have to say, 'Well, can I stick it out until the kids get out of school?'" said Kathleen Davis, assistant professor of human resource management at Temple's Fox School of Business. Davis said that sexual harassment claims are hard enough to make, let alone during the shaky economy.