King v. Ford Motor Co.

U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit · Decided 2017-10-02

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DeGUILIO, District Judge. LaWanda King worked for many years as an assembler in Ford Motor Company’s vehicle assembly plants. After transferring to its Chicago plant in 2010, though, she claims that she was sexually harassed by a supervisor, after which she began getting reassigned to less desirable tasks, missing out on overtime, and receiving unwarranted discipline. Ultimately, she was fired in 2013 after missing several w…

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