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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Apparently she was separated, he was not. Why is she the one being dragged incessantly?[/quote]
Obviously because she is a woman. I think she made a mistake, but she was separated so, NBD. Bad decision to f your boss, though.[/quote]

She isn't the one being dragged incessantly. That is just made up to support ones bias / agenda. You can do a review of news articles to see it isn't true. The CEO was dragged plenty. She is currently being spoken about because she made a statement. [/quote]

It is appropriate for him to get more blame/criticism because he was the CEO. She also deserves blame for having an inappropriate workplace romance, but he deserves more. That's just part of being in a position of authority -- you have more responsibility and more culpability when mistakes are made. You also generally make a lot more money and get more respect and deference. It's a package deal.[/quote]

She was the head of HR! Of all positions that should know about inappropriate relationships - it would be the head of HR. She was also in a position of authority and high responsibility. [/quote]

Exactly. Top executive with high compensation.  Professional ethics should have kept her from laying a hand on this guy. They both were sleazy, careless, and both are now unemployed.  Exact details of the power dynamic don't matter. Or whether they were separated.  Little people get fired all the time for any reason.  They showed terrible judgment as senior executives.

If they had brazened it out, they also would have been okay.  It's because they acted funny with the knowledge that it was not okay that it blew up.

Even weirder she said her ex-husband was at the concert AND she was drunk.

How does this help the public forget?[/quote]

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