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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think this is the right outcome.

He should not have retweeted that stupid joke, but let’s keep things in perspective.  Retweeting is a pretty minor thing that has very little to do with his job and he apologized for it.  He should have apologized for it, but that should have been the end of it.

She was probably even fine pointing it out once on Twitter but really should have just pointed it out to him privately and maybe to the HR department if he didn’t immediately remove it.  Everything after that was harassment on her part.  Her response should have been in line with the nature of the offense. Demanding that a person get fired over a minor offense and then continuing to harass him publicly over something that should be an internal HR issue was grounds for her getting fired.  None of us is perfect and we do not want to live in a world where silly minor things are blown up to be career-ending scandals.   [/quote]
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She is a nightmare of an employee and this was the right call.
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