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Christian wolff, an infamous accountant (and martial artist), is injured while shutting his computer desk drawer in his office at work with a karate chop. a. workers compensation would likely cover the employee’s injury. b. this is a violation of title vii of the civil rights act. c. as closing drawers with a karate chop is not part of an accountant job, his injury will not be eligible for workers compensation. d. whether or not workers compensation applies to this situation depends on the office policy regarding the proper closing of computer desk drawers.

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