Labor/Employment
Mar. 11, 2003
Trial Granted In Manager's Refusal to Fire Not-Hot Clerk
SAN FRANCISCO - Elysa Yanowitz knew better than to fire one of her cosmetics sales clerks for not looking sexy enough. But she paid a price for disobeying her bosses at L'Oreal U.S.A. Within four months of her refusal to terminate the clerk, Yanowitz, then 52, went on stress leave and eventually lost her job as Northern California regional sales manager.
But she paid a price for disobeying her bosses at L'Oreal U.S.A. Within four months of her refusal to terminate the clerk, Yanowit...
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