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Hudson County View Bayonne Law Director Jay Coffey says he’s “going out with his sword” in a secretly recorded conversation about Business Administrator Melissa Mathews, where he also says “f*** her.” This recording of #Bayonne Law Director Jay Coffey is making the rounds & seems to show serious bad blood between him & BA Melissa Mathews. “F*** her: I’ve been here 30 years, I’m not gonna kowtow to this jerk … I’m going out with my sword with this lady, not my shield.” ⚔️��️ pic.twitter.com/oIuakQYrPD “F*** her: I’ve been here 30 years, I’m not gonna kowtow to this jerk … I talked to wife about this: I’m going out with my sword with this lady, not on my shield,” Coffey says while speaking to another employee in February.
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Hudson Reporter Appellate court reinstates ‘sexting’ lawsuit Stacie Percella is suing Mayor James Davis and the city for alleged sexual harassment × Stacie Percella brings allegations to light at the May city council meeting in 2017. The Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division has reinstated a lawsuit by former Bayonne City Hall employee Stacie Percella against Mayor James Davis and the city. The suit alleges that Percella was fired in retaliation for filing a federal lawsuit against the city in 2014. That lawsuit alleged hostile environment discrimination, due to Percella’s actions as a vice president of the local civil service employee’s union, and because she rebuffed Davis’s alleged sexual overtures.
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Hudson Reporter City council president opposes eminent domain for BMC Two ordinances would condemn Bayonne Medical Center property × The battle has primarily been waged over which entity will operate Bayonne Medical Center. Photo by Daniel Israel. Ahead of the Bayonne City Council meeting May 12 where the council will vote on two introduced ordinances that would condemn the Bayonne Medical Center property through eminent domain, City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski has announced her intent to motion to reject the ordinances. CarePoint Health has been selling its assets, which include Bayonne Medical Center, Hoboken University Medical Center, and Christ Hospital in Jersey City. In November of 2019, Avery Eisenreich, owner of nursing home operator Alaris Health, purchased the real estate of Bayonne Medical Center and 70 percent of the real estate of Hoboken University Medical Center.
× Mathews became Business Administrator in March of 2020. Bayonne Business Administrator Melissa Mathews’ lawsuit in Hudson County Superior Court against the city focuses on alleged behavior by Director of Municipal Services Tim Boyle and Assistant Business Administrator Mark Bonamo. In the suit, Mathews alleges that she was discriminated against because of her gender. It names six counts: Hostile Work Environment, two counts of Retaliation, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress, and Violation of Public Policy. Also named in the suit is Mayor James Davis, Law Director Jay Coffey, Assistant Counsel Donna Russo, and Office of Emergency Management Coordinator Eduardo Ferrante, and the City of Bayonne.
‘Boys club culture’ has got to go | Jersey Journal editorial Updated 6:30 AM; Facebook Share “I took the job of business administrator because I have a skill set I knew would be an asset to City Hall and the residents of Bayonne. At no point did I understand the environment I was stepping into, or that boys club culture was so strong.” Those are the words of Bayonne Business Administrator Melissa Mathews, who filed a blistering discrimination lawsuit against the city and individual officials last week. Heralded just last year as the first woman to hold the powerful post in the Peninsula City, she now alleges an emotionally distressful work environment with screaming superiors, attempted intimidation and complaints that fall on deaf ears.
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