A top Apple executive is facing accusations of fostering a toxic work environment — including allegations that he suggestively leered at coworkers and made inappropriate remarks about fitness trainers’ breasts and butts, according to a report.

Jay Blahnik, vice president for fitness technologies, allegedly bullied subordinates who made HR complaints and pushed more than 10% of his team to seek mental health leaves of absence since 2022, according to a New York Times report .

Blahnik, 57, leads a division of roughly 100 staffers after joining the company in 2013 to work on the Apple Watch – a wild success at the time that helped boost sales after Steve Jobs’ death. 5

But Blahnik could be verbally abusive and inappropriate, according to nine current and former employees who spoke t

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