All but which of the following situations constitute quid pro quo sexual harassment?
A) An applicant having to provide sexual favors in order to be hired.
B) An employee being subjected to sexually intimidating working conditions.
C) An employee having to provide sexual favors in order to be granted a pay raise.
D) An employee having to provide sexual favors in order to be allowed to keep a job.

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Quid pro quo sexual harassment refers to a situation in which an employee or applicant must provide sexual favors in order to be hired, promoted, granted a pay raise, or allowed to keep a job.

All but Which of the Following Situations Constitute Quid Pro