MBTA employee alleges general manager Phil Eng pulling her hair was part of yearslong pattern of inappropriate behavior
Gabrielle Mondestin, an MBTA employee, alleged that General Manager Phil Eng engaged in a pattern of inappropriate behavior, including pulling her hair. The Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination recently dismissed the complaint. Mondestin's filing claimed the hair-pulling incident was part of years of misconduct.
The MBTA employee whose hair was pulled by general manager Phil Eng alleged that the moment was just one notable incident in a pattern of inappropriate behavior that stretched over years, according to a complaint now dismissed by the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination. Gabrielle Mondestin accuses Eng in the filing of allegedly struggling to see […]
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