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Former -staff Kansas City Chiefs suits the NFL team in the midst of charges of paying black workers less than their white counterparts, by multiple report.
Former NFL player Ramzee Robinson41, claiming in a legal case filed in the western area of Missouri on Sunday, June 15, that he ended his tenure with the Chiefs in February with a $ 125,000 salary while posts were similar to their average $ 171,932, according to The athletic and the Daily MailThey both said they had the court document in reports published on Wednesday, June 18.
Robinson claims to have requested a pay review, rejected by the President of the Headteachers Mark Donovanper the reports.
The former full-faller claims that an African-American worker in a management position has won $ 50,000, while her successor, a white woman, has received $ 80,000, in line with the legal proceedings.
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Elsewhere in the legal case, Robinson claims his employment was terminated in February after the active vice president of the headteachers Kirsten Krug accused of assaulting a colleague, Melissa Weinsz. Robinson says he was called into the Krug office and said she had seen the attack through security photos but refused to share the video with him. He claims that Weinsz was subsequently set as Director of Engagement with “within days” players.
Weekly US have reached out to the headteachers for comment. Wednesday evening, Vice President of the team’s football communications, Brad GeeAt NBC Sports’ Pro -football conversation By text message: “We cannot comment because it is an active legal matter. But to be clear, the bosses do not tolerate discrimination of any kind. We look forward to the facts of this case emerging.”
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Robinson seeks $ 5 million, plus declaratory and fair relief, reports The athletic.
Robinson was the last draft option in the 2007 NFL draft draft, selected by the Detroit Lions. Later, it was signed by various NFL teams, including the Philadelphia Eagles, and the Canadian team, the Saskatchewan Roughriders, before transferring to an office role.
