Boss sent worker sexually explicit photos and fired her after she refused him, US feds say

The administrative assistant started working for the marine electronics service company in May 2019, reporting directly to two supervisors, according to the lawsuit. One of her bosses then ‘repeatedly and persistently subjected (the assistant) to sexual advances, including by sending her numerous sexually explicit text messages’, federal officials wrote. — Unsplash

A former employee at a Louisiana company has accused her boss of repeatedly making sexual advances toward her, then firing her after she refused him, according to a federal lawsuit.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said X-Treme Tech Services LLC in Thibodaux, Louisiana, violated the woman’s civil rights, according to a lawsuit filed July 22 in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.