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ReplyDeleteIt is well
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A former Coca-Cola bottling company employee who says she was fired because her fiance, a co-worker, switched to Pepsi has filed a $600,000 defamation and violation of privacy lawsuit.
ReplyDeleteAmanda M. Blake, 28, claims in her suit filed Monday in Hampshire Superior Court that her employer gave her an ultimatum in April: she either break off with David J. Cronin, who had left Coke to work for Pepsi, or have him quit.
When Ms. Blake rejected the order, she says, she was fired.
The lawsuit seeks $150,000 each from Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Northampton Inc., plant president Alfred Griggs, personnel director William R. Coradetti and comptroller Charles Parisher.
It claims the firing violated Ms. Blake’s right as an employee, her privacy and constitutional rights and was a breach of contract. The suit also alleges she was defamed by the implication that she could not be trusted.
″It made me sad that they didn’t trust me. I was more sad than mad after all the hours and time I put in, and then they didn’t think twice about firing me,″ said Ms. Blake, who joined Coke in 1977.
Ms. Blake was fired April 26. Coca-Cola Co. announced April 23 it was changing the formula for Coca-Cola. It announced last week it was resuming the sale of the old Coke.
″This is an issue that is private between Mandy and Coke, and we’re taking all appropriate action,″ said Griggs, adding that the lawsuit was ″totally without merits.″
Ms. Blake’s attorney, Mark I. Berson, said Coke apparently did not have a written policy on firing workers who married Pepsi employees. Cronin said he never agreed not to work for Pepsi.
Griggs, an owner of Northeast Coca-Cola Bottling Co. in New York, may have feared a loss of company secrets, Cronin said. ″There was no information that Mandy could have given me down at Pepsi that could have hurt Coke at all.
″I have to say they didn’t trust Mandy or myself. My record at the company was excellent.″
Cronin, 26, a nine-year Coca-Cola employee, works for Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Hartford-Springfield-New Haven Inc. in Windsor, Conn.
Ms. Blake, now employed by Mount Holyoke College, said she and Cronin still plan to be married later this summer.
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DeleteThat number 2 is witchcraft.
ReplyDeleteFact 1÷remembering my last Dubai trip in 2015 although I didn't uber a helicopter o.i miss dubai,there are too many financially demanding projects, you can plan a vacation and something would just pop up
ReplyDeleteFact 2÷ I'm sure coca cola didn't want their business secret out there.
Fact 3÷ that's some crazy behaviour, venting your sexual frustration by killing.wonders of creation.
ADA LAGOS
Ist fact, if Na naija, awon slay queen and mamas go use the helicopter snap tire... na jealousy go kill Coca Cola
ReplyDelete@fact1 Nigeria will get there.
ReplyDeleteFact2 love knows no bound
Fa wow!!
Interesting
ReplyDeleteWhat???? Fact 2 was that jealousy? Maybe then Pepsi was doing well than coca-cola.
ReplyDeleteFact 1 should come to Naija Please.
because outside nigeria and few countries, pepsi is doing really well and a bigger brand than cocacola...
DeleteFact three though
ReplyDeleteBut why @fact 2..
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