A woman who was fired because she was “too cute” and made her employer’s wife jealous may proceed with her gender discrimination suit, a state appeals court in Manhattan ruled.
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A woman who was fired because she was "too cute" and made her employer's wife jealous may proceed with her gender discrimination suit, a state…
August 22, 2017 at 09:29 PM
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A woman who was fired because she was “too cute” and made her employer’s wife jealous may proceed with her gender discrimination suit, a state appeals court in Manhattan ruled.
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