... company doctor. Later on, Cronan requested to be put on medical leave. During his time off, O'Brien had revealed to Richard Griffin, the new supervisor, of the reasons behind Paul Cronan's absence. Months later, when Cronan felt that he was fit to return to work, he asked Griffin to be put in a less volatile environment due to the nature of his illness. This proves that as the supervisors of Cronan, they had the obligation to the safety and well-being of Paul Cronan. This point also proves that there were other members in the department, not just Griffin and Paul Cronan. This is proven by the fact that after Cronan's illness was revealed; employees in his department launched a strike and refused to work in the presence of Cronan, afraid that they, too, might contract the AIDS virus. It was also reported that graffiti was written all over the bathroom ...

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