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 New York Post. She says her superiors — Wells Fargo branch manager Tiffany Davis and service manager Shaquanna Sheria — subjected her to “harsh treatment” by denigrating her in front of staff.In court documents, Edwards specifically singled out Davis for allegedly “spreading rumors” about Edwards’ sexual orientation, and for reprimanding Edwards over her style of dress.Davis allegedly claimed that a customer complained “about you giving high attitude and being extra flamboyant with your nails.”She further alleges that a colleague at the branch told her that Emily Stewart, another senior-level executive at the Newark branch, “informed [the colleague] that she doesn’t like gay people,” according to the complaint.The hostile work environment caused Edwards’s stress levels to rocket, and forced her to consult a doctor “to address heightened sugar levels caused by the nasty treatment … by her managers,” the lawsuit claims. Her stress level, stemming from her mistreatment at work, was so high that it allegedly caused her sugar level to spike to “600 plus or near coma level,” reaching the point at which her “diabetes made her body shut down and contributed to her vision problems and created other detrimental issues regarding her health,” the lawsuit continues.The hostile work environment became “so intolerable” that Edwards informed her superiors of her intention to voluntarily resign as of March 18, 2022.

NYC Deli Association, here with a treat for you — and maybe a gentle nudge and nag, too. Jokes aside, the Old Jewish Men and New York Post are back again with a hot new “delicore” merchandise collab you need to see.

alopecia is the worst she’s dealing with. “If you are so lucky in life as to have that be your medical problem, just say thank God,” Maher cracked to his guests, attorney Laura Coates and former presidential and New York City mayoral candidate Andrew Yang.“It’s not life threatening.

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Mary-Kate Olsen has successfully filed divorce papers to officially end her five-year marriage to Olivier Sarkozy.

Lindsay Lohan is hoping her new album will help to lift people’s moods when it’s released later this year.

Monday night’s episode of ID’s “Torn from the Headlines: New York Post Reports” gives viewers an inside look at the infamous case of “Tuxedo King” Harvey Weinstein — kidnapped in August 1983 and held hostage in a sweltering underground tomb for 13 days before being rescued by NYPD detectives.

Sylvester Stallone’s New York art show has been postponed until October due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The New York Post has partnered with Investigation Discovery to bring the news organization’s biggest crime stories to TV screens across the country.

You’ve heard probably too much about Harvey Weinstein.

Broadway is going dark to keep actors, producers, theatre staff, and fans safe amid the ongoing coronavirus chaos.

Harvey Weinstein is back in Bellevue Hospital just hours after he was sentenced to serve 23 years behind bars.

Lizzo’s swimwear videos have been restored on social media site TikTok after she suggested her posts had been removed due to her size.

Mischa Barton has denied a report claiming she has been axed from the second series of The Hills reboot.

Justin Bieber donated $100,000 (£77,556) to a fan in New York who was raising money for mental health awareness.

Tyler Perry has denied exploiting women’s suffering for his movies, insisting he’s just “trying to tell a story” through his films.

Harvey Weinstein wants the judge overseeing his New York trial for rape and sex assault removed from the case after the producer was threatened with jail for using his cell phone.