A saleswoman can proceed with her discrimination suit alleging she was exposed to raw and sexually degrading comments while employed at shipping giant DHL Express, a New Jersey appeals court says.
November 17, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A saleswoman can proceed with a discrimination suit alleging she was exposed to raw and sexually degrading comments while employed at shipping giant DHL Express, a New Jersey appeals court says.
The Appellate Division on Wednesday reversed summary dismissal of a hostile work environment claim, concluding that a jury could find the comments severe and pervasive.
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