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A City worker suing her firm for sexism after she was propositioned by her boss was left 'suffering stress and anxiety', an employment tribunal was told.
Nathalie Abildgaard, 27, is claiming she was unfairly dismissed after batting off advances from a 50-year-old executive director at IFM Investors.
Miss Abildgaard left the Australian fund management firm just a month after Frederic Michel-Verdier said: 'If I was 20 years younger, I would have been all over you' at a nightclub in Madrid, it is claimed.
He is also said to have messaged her his hotel room number so 'we could have some fun' on the night in March last year, which was organised to celebrate the closing of a deal.
Miss Abildgaard, who is originally from Denmark, was said to have sought medical treatment for stress and anxiety after the incident.
She's probably never been hit on in her life.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...sm-crudely-propositioned-older-male-boss.html
Here's the girl:
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Nice slim legs. Face is bleh in the pic but I bet she cleans up nice. Very low chance she's hiding some love handles under that jacket. WB.
More pics on Google : https://www.google.com/search?q=Nat...ILgAhUWJjQIHW-6BJsQ_AUIDigB&biw=1920&bih=1089
Here's the dude:
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He's not ugly or anything. Looks like a dad.
Another pic from Zero Hedge:
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More on Zero Hedge:
Michel-Verdier is now facing an "employment tribunal" after Abildgaard claimed she felt "degraded" by his unsolicited advances and later suffered from panic attacks after Michel-Verdier spoke with her at work afterward. Abildgaard wound up suing IFM for "constructive unfair dismissal" as a result
In retrospect, Michel-Verdier admitted that it was "irresponsible and naive" to send his hotel room number to a female colleague with a text saying “come )))” after a night of company-sponsored partying in Madrid while celebrating the closing of a deal. And yet, the 50-year-old claims he sent the number at her request, after she claimed she needed to tell the front desk who would be handling the bill for their trip.
Bad text game? Also, he said she said. Guess who wins?
Finally, some wise words:
"While I am not a person who attaches much importance to hierarchy, I now believe that it is perhaps better as a senior employee that I always maintain a professional distance with more junior employees and do not drink and socialize with them," he concluded.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019...ment-after-texting-female-co-worker-his-hotel
This should be amended to say that any male employee should always maintain that professional distance. Gone are the days when men and women could meet at work and go on to start a relationship. It's too much of a minefield now.