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Former employees sue Judy Nagengast for pro-Scientology religious employment discrimination.
The Herald Bulletin: Former Continental Design employee files lawsuit alleging religious discrimination
http://www.heraldbulletin.com/news/...cle_7a548d23-9f81-5882-b9f1-c7cb8dbb00ea.html
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Former Continental Design employee files lawsuit alleging religious discrimination
Quality manager says he was forced to take classes in Scientology
By Stuart Hirsch | The Herald Bulletin 9 hrs ago
ANDERSON — A local businesswoman is under fire for alleged religious discrimination and unlawful retaliation, wrongful discharge, and breach of contract in her dealings with two former employees.
Those allegations are the basis of a lawsuit filed against Judy Nagengast last week in the Darke County (Ohio) Court of Common Pleas Civil Division by Paul and Chelsea Wysong, of Palestine, Ohio.
Nagengast is the president and chief executive officer of Anderson-based Continental Design Co. Inc., which operates several business divisions including staffing, quality control, and specialty LED lighting.
Wysong joined the company working as a quality control manager in July 2016, according to the legal compaint; his wife, Chelsea, began working for the company in October 2014. Both were fired Dec. 29.
Wysong earned $80,000 per year, plus certain bonuses and commission on sales.
According to the complaint, “he was required by Ms. Nagengast to participate in Scientology religious practices, such as audits, made to partake in Scientology training, was given numerous pieces of Scientology literature and instructed to attend Scientology courses at locations in California, Indiana and Florida.”
The Wysongs, who identified themselves as Christians, said in the complaint, “Ms. Nagengast’s conduct in imposing her religion of Scientology on Mr. Wysong was unwelcome and created a hostile work environment for Mr. Wysong.”
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As noted by The Wrong Guy on WWP, Judy Nagengast donated $35,000 to Scientology for its Super Power building.
The Herald Bulletin: Former Continental Design employee files lawsuit alleging religious discrimination
http://www.heraldbulletin.com/news/...cle_7a548d23-9f81-5882-b9f1-c7cb8dbb00ea.html
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Former Continental Design employee files lawsuit alleging religious discrimination
Quality manager says he was forced to take classes in Scientology
By Stuart Hirsch | The Herald Bulletin 9 hrs ago
ANDERSON — A local businesswoman is under fire for alleged religious discrimination and unlawful retaliation, wrongful discharge, and breach of contract in her dealings with two former employees.
Those allegations are the basis of a lawsuit filed against Judy Nagengast last week in the Darke County (Ohio) Court of Common Pleas Civil Division by Paul and Chelsea Wysong, of Palestine, Ohio.
Nagengast is the president and chief executive officer of Anderson-based Continental Design Co. Inc., which operates several business divisions including staffing, quality control, and specialty LED lighting.
Wysong joined the company working as a quality control manager in July 2016, according to the legal compaint; his wife, Chelsea, began working for the company in October 2014. Both were fired Dec. 29.
Wysong earned $80,000 per year, plus certain bonuses and commission on sales.
According to the complaint, “he was required by Ms. Nagengast to participate in Scientology religious practices, such as audits, made to partake in Scientology training, was given numerous pieces of Scientology literature and instructed to attend Scientology courses at locations in California, Indiana and Florida.”
The Wysongs, who identified themselves as Christians, said in the complaint, “Ms. Nagengast’s conduct in imposing her religion of Scientology on Mr. Wysong was unwelcome and created a hostile work environment for Mr. Wysong.”
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As noted by The Wrong Guy on WWP, Judy Nagengast donated $35,000 to Scientology for its Super Power building.
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