Former Naftali manager accuses longtime execs of pregnancy discrimination
A former senior project manager with Naftali Group sued the developer and two of its executives over allegations of pregnancy discrimination. Claire Gondon, assigned to the firm’s Williamsburg Wharf project, filed a lawsuit in the Eastern District of New York in September against the company, executive vice president of construction Michael Witek and executive vice president of operations Eva Malachi. Malachi and Witek were part of a small team of employees Miki Naftali brought with him from Elad Group to found his eponymous development firm in 2012. In the complaint, Gondon alleges that in January, Malachi informed her that the […]
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