by FreeAdvice staff. A hostile work environment is created when an employee feels uncomfortable or scared to be in his or her work space due to offensive behavior, intimidation or abuse by a coworker or superior. To determine whether a work environment is hostile, EEOC investigators look at the following factors. It is not, however, just one of these factors that sways a workplace harassment case.
Bluetooth uses short-wavelength UHF radio waves in the ISM band from 2.4 to 2.485 GHz.
These waves, called radio waves, are a type of electromagnetic radiation. Radio waves are not harmful; in fact they are an extremely useful method of global communication. Being a simple form of electromagnetic radiation, they move in waves from place to place with limited change. However, the blocking of radio waves happens in the form of either deliberate or unintentional events. For instance, a military may opt to block radio waves of an enemy.