Why Do Cell Phones Present a Problem for Pollsters

question 27

Multiple Choice

Why do cell phones present a problem for pollsters?

• A) It is impossible to randomly select cell phone numbers.
• B) Cell phone companies charge pollsters to make calls.
• C) Cell phone owners increasingly do not have landlines.
• D) Cell phones are more common among older Americans.
• E) Most cell phone users have a landline, thus resulting in being "double polled."

Understand the employer's responsibility in preventing and addressing harassment by nonemployees.

Comprehend the legal definitions and implications of quid pro quo harassment.

Understand the role of retaliation in the context of discrimination complaints and the protections against it.

Recognize the importance of prompt remedial action by employers in response to allegations of harassment.

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