Right, so, Jedward are angry. And I’m not sure that’s a sentence I ever expected to write.
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Gabrielle Union is speaking out once more about NBC.
Union took to Twitter on Tuesday to comment on the network's recently revealed plans to address workplace harassment, which she said are a step in the right direction, but don't go far enough.«Great start by NBC to recognize the need to not turn away & ignore racial & gender discrimination on programs like #AGT,» Union tweeted, in response to a report about the network's expanded employee protection plans.However, Union said that the network
.Right, so, Jedward are angry. And I’m not sure that’s a sentence I ever expected to write.
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Gabrielle Union is reacting to NBC’s new workplace harassment prevention plans.
Gabrielle Union is lashing out at NBC again after her discrimination complaint against the broadcasting company in June. Union took to Twitter on Tuesday to comment on the network's recently revealed plans to address workplace harassment, which she said are a step in the right direction but doesn’t go far enough.
Gabrielle Union responded to news that NBC is increasing its efforts to protect employees from toxic work environments amid her ongoing feud with the network over her departure from “America’s Got Talent.” NBCUniversal TV and Streaming chairman Mark Lazarus issued a memo to employees Tuesday in which he explained that the company is bolstering its efforts to create a safe working environment where employees feel safe to come forward with issues of misconduct.
Gabrielle Union is speaking out once more about NBC. Union took to Twitter on Tuesday to comment on the network’s recently revealed plans to address workplace harassment, which she said are a step in the right direction, but don’t go far enough.