The quid pro quo rule for sexual harassment holds an employer strictly liable if
A) an employee experiences a hostile work environment.
B) no one actually files a complaint.
C) an offender is not fired within sixty days.
D) the victim is higher on the seniority scale than the victim.
E) someone requests sexual favors as a condition for employment.
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