“The California Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to review an appellate court’s decision allowing a former L’Oreal sales manager to sue the company for retaliation.”
“The case concerns Elysa Yanowitz, a regional sales manager who alleges she received negative job reviews after she refused to fire a perfume saleswoman whom her boss considered unattractive. A state appeals court had ruled Yanowitz could sue for retaliation based on alleged sexual discrimination against the sales clerk she refused to fire.”
Actually, I think the boss said the saleswoman was “not hot enough.” The San Jose Mercury News carries the tale (via the AP) here.
“The case concerns Elysa Yanowitz, a regional sales manager who alleges she received negative job reviews after she refused to fire a perfume saleswoman whom her boss considered unattractive. A state appeals court had ruled Yanowitz could sue for retaliation based on alleged sexual discrimination against the sales clerk she refused to fire.”
Actually, I think the boss said the saleswoman was “not hot enough.” The San Jose Mercury News carries the tale (via the AP) here.
“The California Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to review an appellate court’s decision allowing a former L’Oreal sales manager to sue the company for retaliation.”
“The case concerns Elysa Yanowitz, a regional sales manager who alleges she received negative job reviews after she refused to fire a perfume saleswoman whom her boss considered unattractive. A state appeals court had ruled Yanowitz could sue for retaliation based on alleged sexual discrimination against the sales clerk she refused to fire.”
Actually, I think the boss said the saleswoman was “not hot enough.” The San Jose Mercury News carries the tale (via the AP) here.
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