Discriminated Homosexual Trainer as Victim Gets $200,000

Jan. 31, 2011 - PRLog -- A female golf coach sued the University of Minnesota and the presence of gender discrimination nepotism, she said the school knew she was a homosexual in the following guidance to players to stop her, and travel with the team travel. She asks for compensation about $ 200,000.


The female golf coach, Kathryn Brenny, she accused the director of golf John - Harris (John Harris) in that she is a homosexual, the manufacture of a hostile work environment, and the force She resigned in October last year, assistant coach her dream job. She accepted the job from the beginning, only lasted two months.


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Bu Ruini was 30-year-old Minnesota high school in 1998 championship, she said Harris practices around the employment of the University for his son Ernie - Rose (Ernie Rose) created a position to act as her duty. Bu Ruini also said Ernie - Head Coach Ross did not have the required degree.


Bu Ruini had to play golf at Wake Forest University, won the 2007 Minnesota State Amateur Championship. When she applied for the University of Minnesota vice president of coaching, she served as instructor in North Carolina. She estimates he was able to teach the entire 10-person women's teams.


According to Bu Ruini's statements, she can only deal with the same freshmen, not with the higher grades, the students talk about golf. In addition, most of her time is spent morning exercises and written work.


Bu Ruini annual salary of $ 44,000, four times a school trip, she had not once attended. By contrast, Ernie - Ross times and after the appointment, accompanied by the school team to go out. Ernie - Ross's salary is 49,500 dollars.


The case is further pending.

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