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Claudine Woolf v. Mary Kay
Woolf went through a radical mastectomy, chemotherapy and a life-threatening pregnancy. Then, she claims, came another blow: Mary Kay-whose motto is "God First, Family Second, Career Third"-let her go after falling sales. Woolf filed a wrongful-dismissal suit against the company-whose worldwide sales reached $2 billion. "It’s just another example," says her attorney, Angela Alioto, "of a seriously wealthy corporation saying, ‘go slave for us, but whatever you do, don’t get sick.’"
People Weekly Magazine
Monday, August 10, 1998
Kayoed By Mary Kay?
A Cosmetics Company Rep Claims She Was Dumped When Breast Cancer Cut Into Her Sales
by Bruce Guthrie, Gabrielle Saveri, and Chris Coats
The San Francisco Examiner
Sunday, April 5, 1998
Suit: Ill Will Followed Illness Says Mary Kay Fired Mom After Pregnancy, Cancer
by Lance Williams
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