Assistant's discrimination complaint dismissed : La Crosse Tribune

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RACINE, Wis. (AP) — A state agency has dismissed a discrimination complaint filed by the former assistant to Racine's city administrator.

Sandra Tingle claimed she was fired by City Administrator Ben Hughes after she filed a discrimination complaint accusing him of harassing her and the city of maintaining a sexually hostile working environment.
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Equal Rights Division did not find probable cause that the city violated the state's Fair Employment Law. The agency said it found that Tingle was fired because she disregarded Hughes' directions.

Tingle has 30 days to appeal.

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