What about harassment by an owner of the company?

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What about harassment by an owner of the company?

Any harassment by certain individuals always makes the company liable. These include the owner(s) of the company and its corporate officers. These individuals essentially "are" the company, so it is treated as if the company has sexually harassed the employee. (Reviewed 9-08)
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