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MBA, PHD
Phoniex
Jul-2007 - Jun-2012
Corportae Manager
ChevronTexaco Corporation
Feb-2009 - Nov-2016
Your office cubicle is next to that of Mona Leslie, a newly hired female employee in your department. Her male supervisor seems to be devoting a lot of attention to her, and drops by her cubicle many times a day. You can hear the supervisor’s conversations—and they include some off-color jokes and comments. You have also heard, on several occasions, the supervisor ask Mona to go to lunch with him, or to go out for a drink after work. Mona always politely declines his invitations, but at times she appears to be distressed and agitated after the supervisor’s visits. In a conversation with Mona, you inform her that you believe that the supervisor’s conduct is in violation of the company’s sexual harassment policy. She responds that she is a new employee and doesn’t want to “make waves” because she really needs her job. What should you do—inform the HR Department of the supervisor’s behavior? Explain
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