Burger King Franchise Settles Harassment Case for $400,000
2004-12-15
Complaints by teenage female workers to managers were allegedly not addressed and employees were apparently not trained in how to report harassment.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission settled a sexual harassment lawsuit against a Burger King franchise for $400,000 to be paid to seven female employees. Under the tentative settlement, the franchise will also have to provide training and revise its harassment policies.
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