Your Move estate agency employee sues firm for constructive dismissal and sexual harassment after boss allegedly offered him a blowjob if he hit targets
An estate agency firm took rewards for good performance to another level if allegations made in a Croydon courtroom this week are to be believed.
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According to The Sun, Sarah Thompson, 51, who works at Your Move’s regional headquarters in Chessington offered to perform a sex act on a national financial services director at the same firm if he hit his targets.
Paul Elworthy, 45, alleges Miss Thompson stated: “If you bank £180,000, I’ll give you a blowjob” at a boozy senior consultants’ reward lunch. He added: “This was said to me in the presence of a number of people. It made me feel very uncomfortable”.
Giles Barrett, a fellow employee at Your Move – a firm that describes itself as “Britain’s most visited estate agent” – has backed up Elworthy’s claim and though the company and Miss Thompson strenuously deny the claims, a judgement is expected shortly.
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Pwoah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Send Louise down under!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She can come and Make a MOVE and give me a JOB anytime!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Phwoah!!!!!!!!!!!!! She looks like an older version of Ivanka Trump!!!!!!! Phwoah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Her alleged approach redefines the process of making a move.
She sounds crass but, so what? Real estate attracts the bottom feeders (as well as the good ‘uns like Yolanda!). Why didn’t he just reply, “I’ll make 200,000 so you WON’T give me a blow job. Deal?”
Uh er!!!!!!!!!! There she blows!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A new definition of “under offer”?
That’s dedication to your job.
Expect to get a lot more visits!! 🙂
It sounds a bit odd. Is someone who “works at Your Move’s regional headquarters” really the boss of “a national financial services director”??
Frankly it also sound like something said in jest after a few drinks. I can make what have been described as “unfunny” remarks stone cold sober so imagine what I can say after a few drinks