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As your company's director of human relations, you have to dealwith Susan's complaint about her supervisor. Soon after she washired, Susan received text messages from her supervisor that said"You are the prettiest girl in the office" and "3 Dates=1 Raise."The text messages made Susan uncomfortable, and she did not respondto them hoping that her supervisor would "just take the hint" andleave her alone. However, today this supervisor hugged Susan,patted her rear end, and said: "The way you look in that outfit,it's clear that you're my best hire yet." Susan immediately pushedhim away and has now reported the incident to you. At what point docomments rise to the level of sexual harassment? When does ahostile work environment exist? How much should the law toleratebefore holding the employer responsible for the actions ofemployees that are sexually harassing other employees?

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Ans Comments rise to the level of sexual harassment when someone gives texts messages commenting on the other persons physical features or promising for a promotion if the other person goes on a date with them or anything like commenting on their outfit like in this case which happened with Susan It can be seen that how her supervisor approached her giving her text messages by saying that he will promote her if she goes on three dates    See Answer
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