Correct, as long as a new employer does one ounce of diligence. Most won't.

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Apr 23, 2024
3:23:59pm

RugbyCoug All-American

Correct, as long as a new employer does one ounce of diligence. Most won't.

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Time

Male CEO makes a recommendation to Board of Director's compensation committee

RugbyCoug

Apr 23, 3:13pm

RE: Male CEO makes a recommendation to Board of Director's compensation committee

Mike Honcho

Apr 23, 3:15pm

I have never heard of a "third party compensation review" but that sounds like a

Avery

Apr 23, 3:15pm

Hard to know without more detail, but it seems like an uphill battle for her

LifeLongLakerFan

Apr 23, 3:18pm

Seems like an unbiased third party review should put the company in the clear.

bYuFB

Apr 23, 3:18pm

Answer: facts don't matter at all. She will get a high 6-figure settlement from

RugbyCoug

Apr 23, 3:20pm

Thumbs down because he speaks the truth. I’ve experienced something similar.

P-Widdy

Apr 23, 3:24pm

There is no consequence or cost for filing a B.S. claim like she did.

RugbyCoug

Apr 23, 3:26pm

Yup. Recently had to pay out to end something similar. The judge, insurance, and

P-Widdy

Apr 23, 3:36pm

I hope she loses.

YSMACK

Apr 23, 3:19pm

Was the third party given a mandate to find everything was ok?

Longseason

Apr 23, 3:19pm

They will settle, and the female will never be able to get a job again. She has just made herself unhireable. She will

specsauce

Apr 23, 3:22pm

Correct, as long as a new employer does one ounce of diligence. Most won't.

RugbyCoug

Apr 23, 3:23pm

It will be private and closed and she will get plenty of jobs, probably at even higher levels.

2FarGone

Apr 23, 3:41pm

If she files a lawsuit, the negotiations and settlement will be private, but the lawsuit itself will always be public

specsauce

Apr 23, 4:12pm

Reaction? The old CEO should identify as a woman and sue for gender

Chester Copperpot

Apr 23, 3:23pm

It's clear his performance issues were due to the stress.

Longseason

Apr 23, 3:24pm

He's obese. So he could claim fat shaming.

RugbyCoug

Apr 23, 3:25pm

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