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went viral, these women spoke up about sexual misconduct at United Way, following its own policy. Two were fired, the other retaliated against as well. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/united-way-retaliation-female-employees_n_5fb82c61c5b67493dd366529
went viral, these women spoke up about sexual misconduct at United Way, following its own policy. Two were fired, the other retaliated against as well. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/united-way-retaliation-female-employees_n_5fb82c61c5b67493dd366529
Former labor VP, Ana Avendaño, said she was fired after Richard Trumka, the president of the AFL-CIO, complained about her work on sexual harassment within the labor movement.
“Trumka objected to me ‘defaming good guys who have passed through his shop’ and ‘got caught up in the #MeToo stuff,’” Avendaño said she was told by the CEO of United Way.
The nonprofit fired her b/c they said she was bullying her employees. Painting her as an 'angry Latina.'
stuff,’” Avendaño said she was told by the CEO of United Way. The nonprofit fired her b/c they said she was bullying her employees. Painting her as an 'angry Latina.'
She describes a meeting with HR in which they told her, "It's your tone" and "you're very aggressive".. they told her she was "reacting emotionally."
Another woman, chief marketing officer Lisa Bowman complained about the "creepy" behavior of a peer. There were multiple complaints about him made to HR.
She was fired. The HR person investigating complaints against this man lost their job.
The man has been promoted.
She was fired. The HR person investigating complaints against this man lost their job.
The man has been promoted.
stand-by, I will retweet this and fix the typo. good grief.
