Former Wells Fargo VP Sues Bank, Alleges Age and LGBTQ Discrimination
Former Wells Fargo VP Propst sued the bank in federal court in Charlotte, alleging age, LGBTQ and retaliation discrimination forced him into early retirement after nearly 40 years. He claims repeated medical-disability placements despite high ratings, plus a first negative review in 2023, followed his advocacy for Black colleagues. The suit also cites age-related comments by a supervisor and racially offensive comments by his replacement before leaving the company.
Coverage (4)
- Former Wells Fargo VP seeks more than $1.2 million in discrimination lawsuit (qcnews.com)
- Former Wells Fargo VP files $1.2M suit alleging age, race and LGBTQ discrimination (wistv.com)
- Former Wells Fargo VP files $1.2M suit alleging age, race and LGBTQ discrimination (wbtv.com)
- Former Wells Fargo VP in Charlotte sues bank, claims age and LGBTQ discrimination (charlotteobserver.com)