One of Lexa’s employees revealed that she was attacked at the singer’s house after a fight with a cook, and fired for just cause.
An uproar at singer Lexa’s mansion turned into a discussion on the internet last Thursday afternoon (13). At the time, a fight involving two of the artist’s employees created enormous confusion, with accusations from the woman’s day laborer, who was fired for just cause. In this sense, according to information from Balanço Geral, in the section “A Hora Venenosa”, the employee claimed to have been attacked by the funk house’s cook. Lexa’s employee also claimed that she did not receive any assistance after the fight, and ended up being fired.
The woman, very hurt, made a video telling more about the episode, and revealed that she would not have been the first to receive a dismissal from Lexa and her husband, MC Guimê, without receiving her rights. However, Lexa’s publicist denied that the singer had not provided assistance. Even so, she confirmed the fight between the two employees. Furthermore, through a note, Lexa said that she woke up with punches on her bedroom door. So, even though she was scared, she ran to help the women.
According to the text, after the confusion, one of the employees resigned. Therefore, she was promptly attended to. In the advisory note, they also stated that all documentation was signed and recorded digitally. The payment, provided for by law, was also made. Soon after, Lexa assured that there was no pending issue.
Lexa employee accuses singer of negligence
In the note, you can check all the information. “Through her press office, the singer Lexa comes to comment on the fight between her employees inside her residence. She explains that she woke up with punches on her bedroom door and ran to open the door and found her employees attacking each other, she asked them to stop attacking each other and, when she helped both of them, one of them resigned, leaving her own, after Lexa command respect in your home.”
“In addition, take the opportunity to inform that all documentation was signed and digitally registered. All payments provided for by law were made and there are no outstanding financial or labor issues. And it continues to defend the rights of every good citizen who works to have their license registered and their rights respected, but, above all, that women should always sit down and talk, whatever the situation, and not attack each other.”
Finally, the note ends with an outburst from Lexa. Apart from the note and the employee’s video, no more is known about the case. All information is in the General Balance Sheet. “They both fought inside their home and this is unacceptable, respect is fundamental.”
