Sephora responds to former employee’s ‘bullying’ claims

Published: 19-Feb-2020
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The LVMH-owned retailer says it is aware of the website set up by a former employee detailing their experience while working at the Highpoint Store in Melbourne, Australia

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Sephora has revealed it is “disappointed” to hear about the experience of one of its employees, who set up a website to recount details of alleged bullying and mistreatment at an Australian store.

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