NYC woman sues Costco over sexual harassment
New York Post • • business
Key Points:
- A Bronx woman alleges she was fired from the East Harlem Costco in January 2025 after reporting sexual harassment by her female supervisor, Andrea Mills, according to a lawsuit filed in Manhattan Supreme Court.
- The complaint details incidents starting in October 2024, including Mills making inappropriate comments about the accuser’s appearance and invading her personal space while singing to her at work.
- The accuser claims she reported the harassment multiple times to other supervisors but faced no action and was labeled a "troublemaker," with one performance review suggesting she was overly sensitive.
- Following a December 2024 argument between the accuser and Mills, both were sent home, but only the accuser was terminated the following month, which she alleges was retaliatory.
- Neither Mills, the accuser’s attorney, nor Costco responded to requests for comment on the allegations.
