Abby works for JennyJo Boutique, which employees 11 people, including the owners, Jenny and Joe. One day while working, Jenny and Joe forcibly escort Abby to a back room. She was detained there for three hours and questioned about inventory losses. She was not allowed to leave or make a phone call. It was discovered that Abby had nothing to do with the theft, but her friend and coworker, Lauren did. Lauren and Abby were both fired. Abby has
A) no recourse against JennyJo because Abby is an at-will employee.
B) no recourse against JennyJo because JennyJo is a private employer.
C) no recourse against JennyJo because JennyJo has less than 15 employees.
D) None of the choices is correct.
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