Employee Claims CEO Asked for His Wife       ST. LOUIS (CN) -
The CEO of MiTek audio systems offered an employee a company
credit card with an unlimited line if the CEO could sleep with
the worker's wife, the man claims in Federal Court.      Adam
and Nicole Liley sued MiTek Corp. and its president and CEO Loyd
Ivey.      Adam Liley says he was fired from his building
maintenance position after he rejected Ivey's overtures toward
Nicole.      "During and throughout plaintiff Adam Liley's
employment with defendant Mitek Corporation, defendant Loyd Ivey
offered the plaintiff, Adam Liley, 'benefits,' such as unlimited
access to Mitek Corporation credit cards, if plaintiff Adam
Liley would arrange for defendant Ivey to have sex with
plaintiff Adam Liley's wife, the plaintiff, Nicole Liley," the
complaint states.      The Lileys' complaint describes a lurid
history of Ivey trying to seduce Nicole through her husband.
They claim Ivey touched Nicole several times in sexually
suggestive manners and told her his penis