Michele Gillen. Courtesy photo
The longtime investigative journalist claimed she was a victim of a "culture of toxic misogyny" at the Miami station and the CBS network.
December 11, 2019 at 01:28 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
Michele Gillen, one of the best-known faces in South Florida broadcast news, reached a confidential settlement to resolve her age and gender discrimination lawsuit against the CBS-owned WFOR-TV shortly before a scheduled trial.
Gillen left the station after 19 years in 2016 and sued in 2018 after the #MeToo movement gained steam, claiming a “culture of toxic misogyny … had been thriving at CBS” from Miami management to its New York headquarters.
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