VaultBoy101
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And here we have a thread about a guy getting fired for taking a personal day.
The difference between the ruling class and the rest of us.
And here we have a thread about a guy getting fired for taking a personal day.
Weird how life works. This type of enviornment has been looming in Hollywood for ages completely unchallenged, and now we may be witnessing a dynamic shift out of nowhere.so far it's been like watching this snowball get bigger and bigger, and when you think it'll hit a tree and crumble, it just keeps fucking going
Like... even if the TMZ story turns out to be fake news or whatever, this is so laughable that no one could possibly believe this. Among the board was Harvey's own brother, but sure, he didn't know his brother did any of that?
Fuck you
It's a good reminder that in general employers don't care about protecting employees from harassment. They care about not being held liable.
Lmao God damn. Did the law firm run by Al Pacino in devil's advocate draft this contract?
How is this even legal? All it does is encourage the behavior.
Right, from their perspective it makes sense to do this. It's a systemic problem with government not providing the balance.They have a responsibility to their shareholders to care about being held liable, particularly when the company takes a hit regardless of the veracity of the claims.
It is going to happen regardless of how much training, how much employee screening, how much education you do as a company. Sooner or later somebody is going to cross the line. Companies have to be prepared.
In this particular case everybody in Hollywood knew about this guy. No surprise his board did too. When you have district attorneys unwilling to bring a case what do you expect the board to do, kill the goose that lays the golden eggs themselves? Not likely until the pile of shit gets bigger than the pile of gold.
It's pretty blatant. And that makes it even more fuckedThat doesn't seem standard at all...sounds like someone was covering their asses
Holy shit?
Now that's how you draw up a contract.