Trans woman says NBCUniversal exec made shockingly indecent proposal, reduced her hours in bombshell new lawsuit
A transgender employee has sued NBCUniversal and Universal Studios in a bombshell lawsuit alleging shocking claims of unwanted sexual advances and subsequent retaliation. The lawsuit filed last Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court alleges a litany of wrongs perpetrated by the entertainment companies, from discrimination to whistleblower retaliation to wrongful termination.
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A transgender employee has sued NBCUniversal and Universal Studios in a bombshell lawsuit alleging shocking claims of unwanted sexual advances and subsequent retaliation. The lawsuit filed last Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court alleges a litany of wrongs perpetrated by the entertainment companies, from discrimination to whistleblower retaliation to wrongful termination. It seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages. In the complaint, Nikki Campus says she was hired in 2010 to help prepare and clean sound stages, move equipment and coordinate with production crews.
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- A transgender employee has sued NBCUniversal and Universal Studios in a bombshell lawsuit alleging shocking claims of unwanted sexual advances and subsequent retaliation. The lawsuit filed last Wednesday in Los Angeles Superior Court alleges a litany of wrongs perpetrated by the entertainment companies, from discrimination to whistleblower retaliation to wrongful termination.
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Trans woman says NBCUniversal exec made shockingly indecent proposal, reduced her hours in bombshell new lawsuit
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