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> The court heard that Hascoët bullied assistants by making them carry out personal tasks for him such as going to his home to wait for parcel deliveries. Er,
by chrisjj 1y ago
> The court heard that Hascoët bullied assistants by making them carry out personal tasks for him such as going to his home to wait for parcel deliveries.
Er, that's bullying??
> The former Ubisoft game director, Guillaume Patrux, 41, was found guilty of psychological harassment and given a 12-month suspended sentence and a fine of €10,000.
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> The court heard he had punched walls
Psychological harrassment of walls. Good grief.
- supertrope 1y agoPunching walls is a sign someone has anger issues.
- chrisjj 1y agoAnger issues is not harrassment.
- const_cast 1y agoYes, abusing your position of power to use professional assistants as personal maids is bullying. Maybe that was okay in the 90s, but no, that's 100% not appropriate. Also, I'm sure the psychological harassment isn't to the walls, but rather punching walls is a form of manipulation to intimidate people around you.
- chrisjj 1y ago> abusing your position of power to use professional assistants as personal maids is bullying. "professional assistants"? "personal maids"? You're making this up.
- const_cast 1y agoMaking what up? This comment doesn't make any sense. Being an assistant is a job at a place of employment. It doesn't involve doing highly personal tasks that you would expect a maid, or more likely, yourself, to do. It's one thing to ask one of your employees to go to the break room and make a cup of coffee for you. It's another to ask them to go to your literal house and do common household chores. That's very obviously not appropriate and it's kind of mind blowing I have to spell this out.