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Did the women go to HR? If so, just fire all of HR and get a new HR. Did they not go to HR? That's on them and no one should feel bad for them then. No one shou
by jimbob45 5y ago
Did the women go to HR? If so, just fire all of HR and get a new HR. Did they not go to HR? That's on them and no one should feel bad for them then. No one should be persecuted for not solving your problems for you.
I know law offices like very much to get public opinion on their side with strategic leaks so that they can push for a settlement ASAP. If things go to trial, it's likely to come out that their clients are gold-digging scumbags who didn't follow the process through HR like they were trained to do.
- Hamuko 5y agoHR works for the company, not for you.
- SpicyLemonZest 5y agoIt's not clear whether HR was actually empowered to stop things here. The lawsuit alleges that in at least one case, a harasser's behavior was escalated multiple times to the Blizzard president, and multiple times he declined to fire the guy.
- qmmmur 5y agoThere are literal documented stories in the case of people complaining to HR and having the issues swept under the rug by them. Did you even do a modicum of research before posting this?
- AdrianB1 5y agoI had a couple of complaints about HR in the past; they were investigated by the people I complained about and found they are perfect. As someone else wrote, HR works to protect the company, not for you.