DOJ Concludes Cuomo Sexually Harassed State Employees
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The Justice Department concluded that former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and his executive staff created a "sexually hostile work environment" and retaliated against women who complained. This aligns with the findings of the New York attorney general's investigation, which concluded that Cuomo had sexually harassed 11 women. Cuomo has denied the accusations and is considering re-entering political life, but the Justice Department's findings may hinder his efforts. The settlement with the Justice Department led to reforms in the administration of Governor Kathy Hochul aimed at preventing future misconduct and promoting a safe workplace.
Topics:nation#andrew-cuomo#governor-kathy-hochul#justice-department#politics#sexual-harassment#workplace-culture
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