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Former Secretary to Southampton Village Mayor Alleges Discrimination, Harassment, Unpaid Overtime

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Southampton Village Mayor Jesse Warren. DANA SHAW

Southampton Village Mayor Jesse Warren. DANA SHAW

Brendan J. O’Reilly on Apr 12, 2023
The former secretary to the mayor of Southampton Village is alleging she was subject to gender discrimination, a hostile work environment, sexual harassment and retaliation while she worked for the... more

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