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WeWork's Ex-CEO Accused of Pregnancy Discrimination by Former Chief of Staff

Yahoo! Finance Oct 31 2019 BoardNews

Office space firm WeWork and its beleaguered former chief executive officer Adam Neumann are facing a sexual discrimination lawsuit from a former chief of staff claiming she was repeatedly disparaged and discriminated against during and after two pregnancies...
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1. We have zero tolerance for discrimination of any kind.
2. As someone who has put good money after bad, I think this looks like putting good money after bad, and SoftBank should have walked away.
3. It is astonishing that WeWork could reward Adam Neumann's blatant sexist behavior with a staggering and unprecedented golden parachute worth over a reported $1bn, while the company has subjected Ms Bardhi and other women to repeated and systematic marginalization.
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