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Sweet & Vicious Bar Owner Will Pay $500,000 for Harassing Workers - Vimarsana News

Sweet & Vicious Bar Owner Will Pay $500,000 for Harassing Workers

The state attorney general says employees at the Manhattan bar were subjected to repeated slurs and sexual harassment.

NYC bar to pay $500K over sexual harassment, discrimination claims - Vimarsana News

NYC bar to pay $500K over sexual harassment, discrimination claims

A Manhattan bar agreed to pay $500,000 to current and former employees who experienced sexual harassment, discrimination and wage theft, according to the NY AG.

Source: go.com
Nolita Bar Sweet & Vicious Ordered to Pay $500K in Sexual Harassment Investigation by State - Vimarsana News

Nolita Bar Sweet & Vicious Ordered to Pay $500K in Sexual Harassment Investigation by State

A state investigation found that Sweet & Vicious and its owner engaged in harassment and discrimination that violated city and state human rights laws

Source: eater.com
NY AG Letitia James: Sweet & Vicious Bar Owner Settles Harassment Complaint – NBC New York - Vimarsana News

NY AG Letitia James: Sweet & Vicious Bar Owner Settles Harassment Complaint – NBC New York

The owner of a Manhattan bar will pay $500,000 to more than a dozen current and former employees who were subjected to sexual harassment, discrimination and...

NYC bar to pay $500K over sexual harassment, discrimination claims – Connect FM | Local News Radio - Vimarsana News

NYC bar to pay $500K over sexual harassment, discrimination claims – Connect FM | Local News Radio

(NEW YORK) — A Manhattan bar agreed Wednesday to pay $500,000 to current and former employees who said managers called them “cows,” remarked on their underwear and used racial slurs to refer to colleagues of certain origin, according to the New York Attorney General’s Office. […]