A Seattle woman has been awarded $4.4 million in her sexual orientation harassment suit against Goodyear. The former Goodyear store manager alleged that a supervisor antagonized and harassed her based on her sexual orientation, and when she complained, the company fired the supervisor but also demoted her and cut her pay.
November 15, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A Seattle woman has been awarded $4.4 million in her harassment suit against Goodyear.
Melissa Sheffield says she was antagonized and harassed because of her sexual orientation at the Goodyear store where she worked in Seattle and says she was demoted after she complained.
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