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Sexual Harassment: Quid Pro Quo
Quid pro quo sexual harassment refers to situations in which organizational rewards are offered in exchange for sexual favors. It often occurs between an employee and a person with greater power in the organization, such as when a supervisor requests an action like a kiss or a touch in exchange for a promotion, positive performance review, or pay raise.
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A department manager is conducting an annual performance review with a subordinate employee. During the meeting, the manager says, "You are on the shortlist for the team lead position. To show me you're truly dedicated and a team player, you should join me for a private weekend trip." The employee understands that refusing the trip will likely result in them not getting the promotion. Which of the following statements best analyzes this interaction?
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