Remember that anonymously sourced New York Post article last October that alleged that former Forest City Ratner executive (and Atlantic Yards point man) Jim Stuckey had resigned suddenly from his job at New York University for alleged sexual harassment?
Well, now there's another piece of evidence. The New York Daily News, in NYU administrator Stephanie Bonadio says job vanished after her sex harassment complaint: She says James Stuckey, ex-dean of Schack Real Estate Institute, tried to make her perform sex act, reports:
So it's murky. But Bonadio's allegations against Stuckey, if they go to court, might be backed up if she can find witnesses who can confirm, as the Post also reported, that Stuckey had left Forest City abruptly because of complaints filed by female employees.
The Daily News didn't mention the Post article because, well, tabloids don't play nice with each other.
The suit (via NY Observer)
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Well, now there's another piece of evidence. The New York Daily News, in NYU administrator Stephanie Bonadio says job vanished after her sex harassment complaint: She says James Stuckey, ex-dean of Schack Real Estate Institute, tried to make her perform sex act, reports:
A NEW York University administrator charged the school Wednesday with eliminating her job when she accused a dean of sexual harassment.NYU denied to the Daily News that it had retaliated, and neither Stuckey nor Bonadio commented.
Stephanie Bonadio, 34, once a rising star in NYU’s Schack Institute for Real Estate, claims her career was ruined when she accused her boss of forcing himself on her.
In the Manhattan Supreme Court suit, Bonadio says she was having dinner at the Strip House restaurant on E. 12th St. with James Stuckey, then dean of the Schack Institute for Real Estate, when he tried to get her to perform a sex act.
As she asked about her pending promotion,“He grabbed her hand and ...without her consent, he forcibly placed her hand on his crotch and his erect penis,” the suit charges.
She said she told Stuckey “she was not that kind of girl.”
Soon after Bonadio reported the incident, Stuckey, a former executive with Forest City Ratner and ex-head of Mayor Bloomberg's commission on design, resigned “for health reasons,” the suit says.
So it's murky. But Bonadio's allegations against Stuckey, if they go to court, might be backed up if she can find witnesses who can confirm, as the Post also reported, that Stuckey had left Forest City abruptly because of complaints filed by female employees.
The Daily News didn't mention the Post article because, well, tabloids don't play nice with each other.
The suit (via NY Observer)
BonadioSuit
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