JP Morgan Ordered to Pay $4 Million to Ex-Employee for Wrongful Termination

A Wall Street arbitration panel has ordered JP Morgan to pay $4 million in damages, plus interest, to former employee Ryan Bodner, who was wrongfully terminated over an expense submission for a business meeting at his home.

28 May, 08:15 — 28 May, 08:15

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JP Morgan responds to order to pay $4 million to ex-employee fired over home business meeting

A Wall Street arbitration panel has ordered JP Morgan to pay former employee Ryan Bodner $4 million in damages, plus interest, for wrongful termination. Bodner was fired over an expense submission for a business meeting at his home, which the bank allegedly mischaracterized as a party. The panel also recommended expunging the reason for his termination from his record.

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JP Morgan Ordered to Pay $4 Million to Ex-Employee for Wrongful Termination

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