If this is true, this has to go down as one of the worst workplace intrusions we’ve ever heard.
The disgusting event happened after Jenkins visited her boss the morning of to receive her assignment at the Kingsbridge Depot. Apparently, the woman was upset at something the supervisor had said to her and, for consolation, he committed the act.
What’s even worse is that the day after the event, which occurred on April 9th, the bus driver returned to work after filing a sexual harassment complaint with the MTA and the supervisor remained in the same position.
Thankfully, the MTA is now taking the complaint and spokesperson Charles Seaton has said that an investigation is underway. As of now, the supervisor has been moved to a different spot and his identity has not yet been released.
But, the President of the Transport Workers Union Local 100, John Samuelson, thinks that all of this is counter-productive. After mentioning that the MTA has a history of “disparate treatment,” he argued that, “if a bus driver licked a supervisor on the face, that driver would have been suspended immediately and then arrested and dragged off the property in handcuffs.”
And, with a story and headline like that, it’s ensured that everyone will be listening now. Runnin’ Scared will be on the lookout for more details as the investigation into this creeper proceeds.