Nydailynews.com - A Minn. mother is suing her former employer after she claims she was fired from her job — despite clearing the racy shoot with her boss ahead of time.
Jessica Zelinske, 33, from Kasson, Minn., appeared in the Sept.-Oct. 2011 issues of Playboy's "Hot Housewives" issue, wearing a cleavage-bearing top. But her boss wasn't happy with that.
According to a complaint filed at the Dodge County Courts Tuesday, Zelinske cleared the shoot with her boss, Timothy McBeain, at Charter Communications.
Zelinske then attended a casting call with the naughty magazine in Chicago in January of 2011, beating out 400 Playboy hopefuls. Three months later, she was scheduled in a photo shoot in Chicago with photographer Sherwin Samaniego.
The issue was published in July of that year, and by Sept., Zelinske alleges that McBeain fired her, citing a violation of the company' "common decency" policy.
McBeain told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune on Tuesday that his attorney discouraged any comment about the active litigation.
His company, Connecticut-based Charter Communications, is also named in the suit.
Attorneys for Zelinske and McBeain did not immediately respond to the Daily News' request for comment.
Jessica Zelinske, 33, from Kasson, Minn., appeared in the Sept.-Oct. 2011 issues of Playboy's "Hot Housewives" issue, wearing a cleavage-bearing top. But her boss wasn't happy with that.
According to a complaint filed at the Dodge County Courts Tuesday, Zelinske cleared the shoot with her boss, Timothy McBeain, at Charter Communications.
Zelinske then attended a casting call with the naughty magazine in Chicago in January of 2011, beating out 400 Playboy hopefuls. Three months later, she was scheduled in a photo shoot in Chicago with photographer Sherwin Samaniego.
The issue was published in July of that year, and by Sept., Zelinske alleges that McBeain fired her, citing a violation of the company' "common decency" policy.
McBeain told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune on Tuesday that his attorney discouraged any comment about the active litigation.
His company, Connecticut-based Charter Communications, is also named in the suit.
Attorneys for Zelinske and McBeain did not immediately respond to the Daily News' request for comment.
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