A former waitress at Scores West Side in Manhattan has sued the topless club for sex harassment, saying her supervisors discriminated against her because she refused to tolerate their lewd suggestions and behavior. In the lawsuit, Francis Vargas claims that in the eight months she worked at the Manhattan strip club last year, she endured slaps on the rear end, attempts to kiss her, and sexist and racist slurs.
December 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A former waitress at Scores West Side in Manhattan has sued the topless club for sex harassment, saying her supervisors discriminated against her because she refused to tolerate their lewd suggestions and behavior.
In the lawsuit, Francis Vargas claims that in the eight months she worked at the Manhattan strip club last year, she endured slaps on the rear end, attempts to kiss her, and sexist and racist slurs.
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