Please respond to each scenario under the message. Include a description of the relevant law, your explanation for how the law applies to the situation, and your recommendations for 1 ) how to handle this particular situation, and 2) how we might avoid such problems in the future. Your responses will give me something to start with when I return to the office. Thanks, recruits! THE MESSAGES Message \#3: Telephone message submitted anonymously to Franklin employee grievance hotline: "I am a sales associate in one of your stores in Costa Mesa and I just can't take the way I'm being treated. I've worked for this company for two years and I get picked on every single day by the other guys and my boss. They tell nasty jokes around me, stuff naked pictures in my locker, and get their hands all over me. Yes, I'm gay, but that's no excuse for how I'm treated. It's just not right and I will be quitting my job here and suing you all over how l'm being harassed. Expect to hear from my lawyer!" [Note from your boss: "I get it that the guys at this store may be jerks, but how can the sales associate sue Franklin for this? It doesn't make sense to me that the law would allow that. Am I missing something here? ?n ] YOUR RESPONSE: Please respond to each scenario under the message. Include a description of the relevant law, your explanation for how the law applies to the situation, and your recommendations for 1 ) how to handle this particular situation, and 2) how we might avoid such problems in the future. Your responses will give me something to start with when I return to the office. Thanks, recruits! THE MESSAGES Message \#3: Telephone message submitted anonymously to Franklin employee grievance hotline: "I am a sales associate in one of your stores in Costa Mesa and I just can't take the way I'm being treated. I've worked for this company for two years and I get picked on every single day by the other guys and my boss. They tell nasty jokes around me, stuff naked pictures in my locker, and get their hands all over me. Yes, I'm gay, but that's no excuse for how I'm treated. It's just not right and I will be quitting my job here and suing you all over how l'm being harassed. Expect to hear from my lawyer!" [Note from your boss: "I get it that the guys at this store may be jerks, but how can the sales associate sue Franklin for this? It doesn't make sense to me that the law would allow that. Am I missing something here? ?n ] YOUR RESPONSE