Carrasco claimed her workplace was hyper-sexualized with employees constantly watching pornography on their cell phones. She claimed one female employee owned a page on onlyfans.com, where men would pay to see her nude and have sex. Carrasco alleged that employee marketed her web page and sold nude photos of herself to cannabis patients inside the store.
Carrasco also claimed other employees defrauded patients by taking their loyalty reward points and even switched product labels.
“When I started questioning them, they basically told me that it was something that they all did,” Carrasco told KOB 4. “And it was going on throughout the company. I just said I didn’t want any part of it.”
Carrasco alleged she took these concerns to the company’s management team, but a few days later she received a letter informing her that due to COVID-19 related reasons, the company was forced to lay her off.
Tim White, Carrasco’s attorney, stated once Pecos Valley Production laid her off, they immediately hired someone new to replace her.
“When an employer tells you, I have to lay you off because of COVID, and we need to reduce the number of employees, and then they immediately hire…
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Carrasco claimed her workplace was hyper-sexualized with employees constantly watching pornography on their cell phones. She claimed one female employee owned a page on onlyfans.com, where men would pay to see her nude and have sex. Carrasco alleged that employee marketed her web page and sold nude photos of herself to cannabis patients inside the store.
Carrasco also claimed other employees defrauded patients by taking their loyalty reward points and even switched product labels.
“When I started questioning them, they basically told me that it was something that they all did,” Carrasco told KOB 4. “And it was going on throughout the company. I just said I didn’t want any part of it.”
Carrasco alleged she took these concerns to the company’s management team, but a few days later she received a letter informing her that due to COVID-19 related reasons, the company was forced to lay her off.
Tim White, Carrasco’s attorney, stated once Pecos Valley Production laid her off, they immediately hired someone new to replace her.
“When an employer tells you, I have to lay you off because of COVID, and we need to reduce the number of employees, and then they immediately hire…
