Canadian Oil Brokerage Denies ‘Toxic’ Workplace Claim, Files Countersuit June 20, 2022 By Geoffrey Morgan, Robert Tuttle and Sheela Tobben Oil brokerage NE2 Group is hitting back at allegations that Chief Executive Officer Tim Gunn created a toxic workplace, filing...
Charges of Violence, Bullying Follow Mass Employee Exodus at Calgary Oil Firm May 20, 2022 By Robert Tuttle, Sheela Tobben and Geoffrey Morgan When two-thirds of the brokers at a prominent Calgary oil firm quit without explanation around the Easter weekend, the exodus...
Poll Shows #MeToo Movement Is Changing Workplace Conversations, Behavior October 28, 2019 By Michelle R. Smith and Hannah Fingerhut Barbara Myers started work as an apprentice electrician in 1995, and over the years she learned to shoot back sexual...
Ex-Executives at French Telecoms Group Orange on Trial over Wave of Staff Suicides May 6, 2019 By Emmanuel Jarry and Mathieu Rosemain Former bosses at leading French telecoms group Orange were due to go on trial on Monday over a series of...
Major Hotels Agree to Provide Staff with Panic Buttons to Fight Harassment September 7, 2018 By Makini Brice Major hotel chains including Marriott International Inc and Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. said on Thursday they are arming U.S. employees...
How Nondisclosure Agreements Protect Bosses Like Weinstein October 19, 2017 By Rebecca Greenfield A first-year associate at a Manhattan law firm brought her complaint of sexual harassment to the managing partner. Her male...
Hawaii Hotel Employee Sues over Ignored Assault Complaint August 15, 2016 An employee of the Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa has filed a lawsuit claiming hotel officials continued to...