'This blatant form of retaliation in corporate America is all too common, even post MeToo.'
head Deborah Dugan has filed an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission complaint against the organization.
On Tuesday, the Recording Academy president and CEO — who was placed on administrative leave last week — alleged that she experienced sexual harassment and discrimination, per her legal team's Twitter. "The complaint that we filed today against the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences highlights tactics reminiscent of those deployed by individuals defending Harvey Weinstein," Dugan's attorneys said via a statement."As we allege, the attempt by the Recording Academy to impugn the character of Deborah Dugan is a transparent effort to shift the focus away from its own unlawful activity.
Additionally, Dugan's complaint says that former Grammys chief Neil Portnow"allegedly raped a female recording artist," which was"the real reason his contract was not renewed." That said, the filing went on to say that Dugan was asked to rehire Portnow as a consultant for $750,000 and that she was also paid far less than the last two male heads of the organization.
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