Roma Torre, Vivian Lee, Amanda Farinacci, Kristen Shaughnessy and Jeanine Ramirez will all leave the station as part of the deal, although other details of the settlement will be kept confidential. The anchors argued they have been “marginalized” by new management in favor of “younger and less-experienced female colleagues.”
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NY1 Discrimination Case Settled Quietly, Female Anchors to Leave
The “rancorous discrimination lawsuit” filed on behalf of veteran female news anchors working at New York-based news station NY1 was settled discretely. So reports The New York Daily News.
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