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There are legal expectations for how companies can terminate employees, I think it's only fair that professional organizations organizing professional events al
by tomnipotent 6y ago
There are legal expectations for how companies can terminate employees, I think it's only fair that professional organizations organizing professional events also be held legally accountable for the impacts they have on individuals.
More often than not, these responsibilities emerge after onerous legal discourse, legal judgement, and promise of punishment.
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- garmaine 6y agoYou think it's only fair. That's not exactly an argument about legal grounds.
- op00to 6y agoYou may think it’s fair, but you don’t have a (in the US at least) constitutional right to be protected from inexperienced application of a code of conduct.
- tomnipotent 6y ago> constitutional right to be protected from inexperienced application of a code of conduct. I'm not sure what the constitution have to do with it? Inevitably, all it takes is a few court rulings in favor of defendants claiming that CoC enforcements have caused harm.