Caesars Entertainment Is Being Sued by a Former Employee For Violating the ADA
A former William Hill employee is suing Caesars Entertainment for violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a lawsuit filed by Joseph Pugliese revealed.
According to the lawsuit filed in the US District Court of New Jersey, suffering from arthritis Pugliese had to quit his job as a cashier at William Hill Sportsbook at Oceanport in New Jersey after his employer refused to cater to his special needs, a decision that he believes constitutes “constructive discharge” under ADA.
Hired in October 2020 as a cashier and ticket writer at the casino sportsbook which Caesars Entertainment rebranded to Caesars Sportsbook following the $4 billion acquisition of the UK-based sports betting operator in April, Pugliese quit the job on January 6, 2021.
