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The state of Indianapolis is being sued by former court official Amber Bridges who said she was terminated after installing air fresheners to mitigate a co-worker’s body odor. So reports the Associated Press.
The federal suit alleges Bridges was fired for creating a hostile work environment after her coworker complained. According to the lawsuit, installing the air fresheners prompted other employees to follow suit.
Based on her relationship with the co-worker, Bridges claims her firing is unlawful under the Americans with Disabilities Act, as she says her co-workers body odor is a “protected disability.”
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