A coworker who continually sends unwelcome calls, emails, and texts to another coworker displays which unethical workplace behavior?

A coworker who continually sends unwelcome calls, emails, and texts to another coworker displays which unethical workplace behavior?

• A. Discrimination
• B. Fraud
• C. Harassment
• D. Favoritism

Answer: (C)

Harassment in the workplace is repeated, unwanted contact or behavior that creates a hostile or distressing environment. When a coworker continually sends unwelcome calls, emails, and texts, it shows a pattern that the recipient did not invite and does not want. The ongoing nature and the discomfort it causes indicate harassment rather than a one-time or legitimate outreach. Discrimination involves unfair treatment based on protected characteristics. Fraud is deception for personal gain. Favoritism is giving unfair advantages to one coworker. The described pattern specifically fits harassment.

Harassment in the workplace is repeated, unwanted contact or behavior that creates a hostile or distressing environment. When a coworker continually sends unwelcome calls, emails, and texts, it shows a pattern that the recipient did not invite and does not want. The ongoing nature and the discomfort it causes indicate harassment rather than a one-time or legitimate outreach.

Discrimination involves unfair treatment based on protected characteristics. Fraud is deception for personal gain. Favoritism is giving unfair advantages to one coworker. The described pattern specifically fits harassment.