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Should an employee sue an employer she never met of bullying and sexism? SNP The Serious You: How Current Events Affect You

Started Sep-11 by Showtalk; 462 views.

Msg 1 of 4

Poll Question From Showtalk

Sep-11

Should an employee sue an employer she never met of bullying and sexism? SNP

Yes, if that person has other employees who abuse the victim2 votes
15%
No, not directly if they have never met6 votes
46%
It doesn't matter, Fox settled to avoid a lawsuit2 votes
15%
Yes, anyone can be sued but the lawsuit may have no merit2 votes
15%
Other1 vote
7%

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Yes, if that person has other employees who abuse the victim

No, not directly if they have never met

It doesn't matter, Fox settled to avoid a lawsuit

Yes, anyone can be sued but the lawsuit may have no merit

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From: Showtalk

Sep-11

This lawsuit seemed bad at first. Carlson is accused of bullying, sexism and antisemitism. The behaviors were childish, gross and disgusting. However, there is a wrench in the lawsuit. The booker who is making the accusations never met Tucker. Fox prefers to settle rather than go to court and when they do, people make assumptions of guilt. This is all far more complicated than it seems to be.

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