Julia Carreon, who left the bank in 2024, filed a lawsuit Monday in federal court in Manhattan, saying that she endured sexual harassment from Sieg for months and accusing the bank of having a “weaponized” human-resources department.
On Tuesday, the New York-based bank fired back with a complaint in Texas seeking to force Carreon’s employment claims to be heard in arbitration. Citigroup said Carreon repeatedly emailed HR ...
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