Fifteen former Washington Redskins female employees are accusing the NFL organization of sexual harassment and fostering a toxic culture of verbal abuse and ignoring complaints, according to an explosive report by the Washington Post.
The women say they were subject to unwelcome comments about their bodies and sexual advances, and encouraged to dress provocatively and flirt with sales clients. Of the five male employees primarily accused of misconduct, two were fired and one retired within the past week as the newspaper presented findings from conducting more than 40 interviews and reviewing internal documents and text messages to the team for reaction.
Team owner Daniel Snyder is not accused of sexual harassment but members of his inner circle are, and he was blamed for understaffing a human relations department and publicly belittling employees, which created fear of backlash, within the report.
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9 comments:
Racist , bigot and toxic. Does he have ANY dealings in Russia Russia Russia
Let me guess... the the women with their fake ones exposed.
i am shocked! are you saying that grown women who make a living by wearing skimpy sexually revealing outfits and dancing in public were sexually harassed by the millionare employers who employed them? that is shocking and completely unexpected.
Pretty solid bet there never was a shortage of applicants for any jobs with the team. High profile organization and guys with good incomes. That's not to endorse or condone boorish behavior. Now that the teepee is under assault we hear squawking.
The owner should not relocate into DC proper, and should adopt the most generic name possible.
Metros
Swamp
Football Club
Hogs
Monuments
Bay Brawlers
Pandas
BeltwayBandits
plus a long list of poor or funny choices!
Sports are over
Say it ain’t soooo.
Washington Insiders
Who cares about sports?
Seriously
Here we go. I guess the minority stack holders had something to do with this. Obviously.
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