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Oh, management has a full picture. It's exactly what they encouraged. HR doesn't just decide on their own to ignore the issue. That tone is set right from the t
by groby_b 10y ago
Oh, management has a full picture. It's exactly what they encouraged. HR doesn't just decide on their own to ignore the issue. That tone is set right from the top.
It's just that the full picture turns out to be a giant dumpster fire, and they don't want to admit that publicly.
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- x0x0 10y agoI disagree; management is very very carefully making sure they do not have the full picture :) Because at this point there's a good chance principals are going to be telling a jury what did they know, and when did they know it.
- ska 10y agoThat's almost never an exercise in not having the full picture, it's an exercise in not having it on paper.