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Disney faces lawsuit over worker’s prescription smart glasses accommodation

On August 10, union representative Kris Tomich took a different approach during a meeting with HR representative Simrat Sodhi at the Contemporary Resort. Tomich threatened her with termination if she pursued legal action, citing at-will employment, then suggested she ask social media followers for money, start a GoFundMe campaign, or buy dummy glasses on Amazon, she says. Tomich physically grabbed her glasses and personal notebook without permission and denied her right to pursue a grievance through proper channels. During this meeting, Tomich produced her employment record without her consent in what she describes as an apparent attempt to discredit her.
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