The Justice Department’s Office of Inspector General identified “systemic” issues in how the agency handles sexual harassment complaints, according to a new report.

The OIG found proper punishment often is not implemented when employees behave inappropriately, the Washington Post reported Tuesday, and “high level action” must be taken in response.

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