NEW YORK — A former employee of Time Warner Cable is suing the company for $2 million claiming that it ignored his religious complaints about co-workers watching porn on the job on 10 different occasions.
The suit, filed by Keith Reid in Manhattan Supreme Court said he walked in on a construction supervisor watching adult content in a Time Warner Brooklyn office last February.
According to reports, the incident was just one of a number of employee porn watching scenarios Reid witnessed.
"This made plaintiff very uncomfortable, as watching pornography is against his religious belief as a Christian," the suit said.
Reid also saw another co-worker watching porn a month later, according to the New York Post and brought the issue to human resources. The filing claims however, that his compalints were ignored.
As a result of blowing the whistle for a third time, Reid was suspended and fired from his job, but his accused co-workers skated.
Reid worked in the maintenance departmernt at Time Warner’s Fifth Ave. operation in Brooklyn from 2002 until February, 2011, where he maintained he had a good record.
Time Warner spokesman Eric Mangan told the New York Daily News that the company would not comment.
Email sent. If you wish to send to another person, click here.
