Harassed? 90s Playgirl model Daniel Sawka is suing his former employer ADP after he says he suffered years of ridicule from employees because of his nude photos A company that helps businesses handle personnel issues denies it forced one if its employees out of his job after it was discovered he had posed nude in Playgirl magazine. Daniel Sawka filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in May 2013 against Roseland, New Jersey-based ADP Inc. alleging sexual harassment. The company responded in a court filing Monday. Sawka worked as a regional sales manager for ADP, which offers workforce management services, including payroll services and human resources management, for other companies and says it has more than 610,000 clients around the world.
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Daniel Sawka says he was subjected to constant jokes and ridicule at work after a woman at ADP discovered he had posed nude in the early 1990s
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Sawka, 49, said his co-workers continued to download the pictures at work even after he implored them not to and to 'leave me alone'
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He alleges the company failed to end the ongoing sexual harassment, which he claims forced him to quit the job
'The sexual harassment ... that included managers participating in the sexual harassment, condoning it, and failing to stop it caused (@placeholder) to be treated unequally when compared to similarly situated sales managers,' the lawsuit says.