JPMorgan Chase sued after employee allegedly told to keep ‘gay job’ separate from work
The suit alleges JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon once joked he “could be 17% gay”—and that the bank then forced out a gay employee who led its LGBTQ employee group.
The suit alleges JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon once joked he “could be 17% gay”—and that the bank then forced out a gay employee who led its LGBTQ employee group.
JPMorgan has said the billionaire CEO had no connection to Epstein, but a lawsuit calls him “a likely source of relevant and unique information” about why the bank kept Epstein as a high-profile client following a sex crimes conviction.