She says it began, as it so often does, with a sleazy comment. But it didn’t end there. On May 23, 2010, Kristy Fraser-Kirk, then a 25-year-old junior publicist with retail powerhouse David Jones, was at lunch with several of her colleagues. They were there to celebrate a big PR win for the department store, and the wine and conversation flowed. Until it flowed, for Fraser-Kirk, into a dark place, one that she says she found to be “degrading” and a “complete abuse of power”. Fraser-Kirk was seated next to the company’s CEO, Mark McInnes, a man 20 years her senior and many rungs above her on the company ladder. As part of the subsequent sexual harassment case, Fraser-Kirk made a statement of claim, in which she detailed how McInnes…