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The worker also alleged that her boss' use of "xx," "yy," and "????" in an email referred to sexual contact. Her claims were dismissed by a judge.

Texas Republicans have condemned Rep. Bryan Slaton. One lawmaker noted Slaton didn't apologize, calling it "the resignation of a narcissist."

By hiring the right HR staff, establishing clear protocols, and never hesitating to fire toxic employees, you can protect your people and your business from harm.

The state attorneys general in new york and california issuing new subpoenas today as they investigate claims of harassment, gender pay disparities, and discrimination. >> the allegations, if true, paint a picture of a very hostile work environment. >> reporter: also reviewing claims of objectification in the workplace, the a.g. cited this reporting from "the new york times," who spoke to more than 30 women describing deeply ingrained corporate culture that demoralized some female employees. >> ...

Administration counting its decision to deploy 1500 active duty troops to handle administrative tasks. >> the president has used the tools that he has in front of him to prepare ahead of title 42 lifting. >> reporter: but now critics are firing back. >> as long as the biden administration keeps in place catch and release, he could send 1500 troops, he could send 10,000 troops. it would do nothing to secure the border. >> reporter: and today el paso announced it will use vacant schools to tempora...

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Jeff Shell is leaving the Comcast-owned company following an investigation into a complaint of inappropriate conduct, it announced Sunday.

David willis, bbc news, washington. the cbi has sacked its director—general after an investigation into workplace misconduct. the allegations involve a female employee. tony danker described the claims against him is distorted but said he recognised he unintentionally made a number of colleagues feel uncomfortable. 0ur colleagues feel uncomfortable. our business editor simonjack has the story. business editor simon jack has the sto . . ., ., ., , story. our director-general, tony danker. story...

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To 15 by the end of 2022. and theres one more thing aaron wants you to know. if i can do it, anybody can do it. youre live with bbc news. lets return to that news weve just broken — and the head of one of the uks biggest business groups, the cbi, has been sacked with immediate effect following an independent investigation into specific complaints of workplace misconduct against him. lets get more with our business correspondence and the system. who is tony danker and what does this mean? ., , ...