US EditionEx-NFL player Ramzee Robinson sues Chiefs for wrongful termination, racial discrimination
JACKSON COUNTY, MISSOURI, JUN 18 – Ramzee Robinson alleges the Chiefs paid Black employees less and retaliated against him after he requested a raise, seeking $3 million in damages for discrimination and wrongful termination.
- Ramzee Robinson has sued the Kansas City Chiefs for racial discrimination, claiming they paid Black employees less than their white counterparts, according to a lawsuit filed this week.
- The lawsuit states that the average salary for Robinson's position was $171,932, but he alleges he was not compensated fairly compared to white colleagues.
- Robinson was fired by Kirsten Krug on February 15 for alleged conduct detrimental to the league.
- In addition to racial discrimination, Robinson is suing for retaliation and tortious interference with business expectancy, seeking unspecified damages.
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