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Clearlink’s CEO James Clarke also accused dozens of workers of “quiet quitting” and questioned whether single mothers or primary caregivers could really work full-time jobs.
Clearlink CEO James Clarke has drawn online outrage after celebrating an employee's sacrifice of selling their family dog due to the company's recent return-to-office mandate.
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The boss also issued a warning about mistaking his 'kindness for weakness.'
Clearlink’s CEO James Clarke also accused dozens of workers of “quiet quitting” and questioned whether single mothers or primary caregivers could really work full-time jobs.