Please be respectful to fellow employees, partners, and others who work with or on behalf of XXX and XXX’s legitimate business interests.
In the example above, I am not sure if the bold part applies to "others".
I'm not sure which one is correct among two:
(others who work with or on behalf of (XXX and XXX’s legitimate business interests)) - If I interpret this way, it also implies "others who work with XXX's legitimate business interest", and I think it sounds awkward
or
(others who work with or on behalf of XXX) and (XXX’s legitimate business interests) - I think this doesn't make sense, because the verb is "be respectful" and if I interpret this way, it becomes "be respectful to XXX's legitimate business interest", which sounds awkward.