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Ex-senior exec sues Robinsons, claims he was forced to resign for being gay
February 9, 2013 - 1:01am
By: Juliana June Rasul

TNP PHOTO: Jeremy Long
In what is believed to be a first here, a Singaporean man has sued his former company, claiming he was harassed into leaving his job because he is gay.
In papers filed in the High Court in December, Mr Lawrence Bernard Wee Kim San, who turns 40 this year, is claiming "constructive dismissal" against Robinsons.
He says his former boss at the departmental store, Mr Jim McCallum, had harassed him because he did not agree with Mr Wee's sexual orientation. Mr Wee worked for Robinsons for six years before resigning last August.
Robinsons, however, denies his claims that he was unfairly harassed by Mr McCallum.
It denies that any of his claims are true, including his claim that Mr McCallum had told Mr Wee's direct supervisor that Mr Wee "is wrong already as a person".
Read the full report in The New Paper on Saturday (Feb 9).