Catherine’s boss, Lucille, propositions her for sex after drinks at happy hour. Catherine turns her down. The next day, Lucille demotes Catherine, moving her to a much less desirable job. Has Catherine’s boss violated Title VII?
No, because Catherine and Lucille are the same gender.
No, because Lucille propositioned Catherine away from work premises.
No, because Lucille did not fire Catherine.
No, because the quid pro quo was not explicit.
Yes.
Yes
This is an example of the quid pro quo where Catherine is being negatively impacted because she turned down the proposal of having sex with her boss Lucille.
Catherine’s boss, Lucille, propositions her for sex after drinks at happy hour. Catherine turns her down....
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