Ousted McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook lied about engaging in sexual relationships with multiple employees, the company alleges in a new lawsuit.
New York Ousted McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook lied to the board about the extent of his relationships with employees, the company alleged in a new lawsuit. He misled investigators about engaging in physical sexual relationships with three employees in the year before his ouster, according to the documents.
Now, McDonald's is suing Easterbrook for the amount of his exit package: about $40 million. The company cut ties with Easterbrook in November. At the time, McDonald's board said the executive had violated company policy and"demonstrated poor judgment" by engaging in a consensual relationship with an employee. McDonald's cut ties with former CEO Stephen Easterbrook in November.
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