International drug manufacturer AstraZeneca has been hit with a lawsuit alleging that a former sales representative in New York City was the victim of pregnancy discrimination when she was fired from her position in early 2018.

Mary Baselice claimed her more than seven-year record as a sales rep covering the Upper East Side of Manhattan was unblemished heading into 2018. According to the complaint she filed, she never received a performance rating below “effective” at any point, nor did she receive any disciplinary warnings or actions during her tenure with the company.

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