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Banker says JP Morgan fired her after reporting boss to HR
According to the filing, Ruiz regularly stood too close to Jeffries at her workstation and touched her back and shoulders, continuing even after she asked him to stop. The unwanted physical contact was accompanied by what Jeffries characterizes as inappropriate commentary about her appearance, including terms like “beautiful,” “honey,” and “sweetheart.”
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