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Google faces lawsuit claiming White exec was blacklisted after reporting intoxicated supervisor

Huesman filed formal complaints with HR in May and October 2022, detailing Shah’s harassment and discriminatory behavior. He had previously discussed Shah’s discriminatory conduct with Jay Meissner, Head of Global Systems Integration Partners, on at least ten prior occasions. Google’s investigation, according to the lawsuit, closed without contacting a single witness Huesman identified, including Doug Swan, Andy Walker, Sharon Tran, Edy Sardilli, and Stephanie Moran. HR allegedly said Shah was “getting help” and Huesman “just needed to deal with it.”
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