A grieving mother sues her former employer for telling her to remove her dead daughter's pictures after her co-workers complain

What an @$$hole this guy is!!

A New Jersey mom still grieving the death of her beloved teenage daughter says she was ordered by callous bosses to quit discussing the child after co-workers complained — and was even forced to yank the girl’s ballet slippers and photos from her cubicle.

Shattered and stunned, Cecelia Ingraham, 60, of Hillsborough sued for emotional distress — but a state court last month sided with the company.

The case between Ingraham and her former employer, Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical in Raritan, where she had worked in the marketing department for 12 years, had been languishing in the courts since 2007.

A New Jersey mom still grieving the death of her beloved teenage daughter says she was ordered by callous bosses to quit discussing the child after co-workers complained — and was even forced to yank the girl’s ballet slippers and photos from her cubicle.

Shattered and stunned, Cecelia Ingraham, 60, of Hillsborough sued for emotional distress — but a state court last month sided with the company.

The case between Ingraham and her former employer, Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical in Raritan, where she had worked in the marketing department for 12 years, had been languishing in the courts since 2007.

Although this woman was clearly still distressed over the loss of her daughter, after two years was her boss wrong for asking her to remove her daughter’s belongings from the office?

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