Two-Thirds of Hollywood Workers See Little or No Accountability for Sexual Offenders, Anita Hill-Led Survey Finds

the latest report from the Hollywood Commission for Eliminating Harassment and Advancing Equality in the workplace found.The report’s findings are based on a 110-question survey taken by 9,630 individuals over a three-month period from Nov. 20, 2019, to Feb.

he said in a speech from Greenville, North Carolina that aired live on Fox News Thursday.“It’s NBC, the worst. Home of Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd and some others,” he continued, also calling out NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt.Then he took a moment to tear into his opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden.“They gave Joe Biden, a week ago, a town hall, and it was meant for children.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentBullying runs rampant in Hollywood and is largely unchecked, serving as a gateway to sexual harassment and abuse in the workplace.

David Robb Labor EditorHollywood has a bullying problem. “Hollywood has an entrenched and endemic issue with bullying that is exacerbated by the industry’s power imbalances,” according to the latest report from the Anita Hill-led Hollywood Commission for Eliminating Harassment and Advancing Equality in the Workplace.

Naman Ramachandran Even as the U.K. celebrates Black History Month, Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) people are seriously underrepresented in senior TV leadership jobs, a survey conducted by the Creative Diversity Network (CDN) has found.The data shows that while on-screen representation of BAME people is improving, contributions to programs made by BAME people working behind the camera fall below 10% in most senior roles.

Also Read: Anita Hill Study Finds Less Than Half of Hollywood Workers Believe Industry Leaders Care About Diversity and InclusionBiden was chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee during Thomas’ hearings, during which Hill accused Thomas, then a Supreme Court nominee, of sexually harassing her when he was her supervisor at the United States Department of Education and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Achieving work-life balance in the age of coronavirus is proving difficult for college students and graduates just starting out in the professional world, one survey found, with many citing mental health services as an important benefit they would like to see offered by future employers.  Even though students and recent graduates have adequately adjusted to remote work, the major concerns with making this shift are feelings of isolation and a lack of work-life balance, according to a new study

Ellise Shafer editorWhen Oscar-winning actor Geena Davis starred in 1991’s “Thelma & Louise,” she was shocked at how many women came up to her on the street and told her how inspiring the movie was to them.

The Anita Hill-Led Hollywood Commission on Wednesday pointed to a wide gap in what the entertainment industry says it has done to close a diversity and inclusion gap in the workplace, and what it has achieved to date.

David Robb Labor EditorThe latest report from the Anita Hill-led Hollywood Commission has found a “remarkable bias gap” among workers in the entertainment industry, with industry women across all demographics “roughly twice as likely as their male counterparts to experience every form of biased or unfair behavior.” The report also found that less than half (49%) of the 9,630 industry workers surveyed believe that diversity and inclusion are core values of the entertainment industry.The report

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentNearly three decades ago, Anita Hill took a stand against harassment when, during his Senate confirmation, she publicly accused Justice Clarence Thomas, who is now the most senior member of the U.S.

After Donald Trump refused to condemn white supremacists during the Sept. 29 presidential debate and issued what many interpreted as a call to arms to an extremist group, #EndTrumpsHate was trending. The reason? A political action committee with Hollywood ties and a knack for producing viral videos turned the president’s words into an anti-Trump ad.

Democratic nominee Joe Biden took the outdoors stage Monday at NBC's presidential town hall, moderated by Lester Holt, where he discussed President Donald Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis and reflected on their first Presidential Debate. At the start of the town hall, Holt was quick to question Biden about the news that Trump has tested positive for the coronavirus.

Dominic Patten, Ted Johnson Most of the time, Joe Biden is so middle of the road that they should name that yellow line after the former vice president regardless if he wins the election next month or not.“There’s not one single syllable I’ve ever said that could lead you to believe that I was a socialist or a communist,” Biden declared in Miami tonight at an NBC Nightly News town hall with Lester Holt in classic MOR fashion.“Do I look like a socialist? I’m the guy who ran against the

got in trouble with the law for throwing a massive party in Los Angeles amid the coronavirus pandemic. Hall and Gray, who share a rented home in the Hollywood Hills, were charged with one misdemeanor count for violating the Safer L.A.

Ted Johnson Joe Biden will participate in an NBC News town hall on Oct. 5 in Miami, with Lester Holt moderating.The event was announced following this evening’s debate between Biden and President Donald Trump.This will be Biden’s second town hall of the fall campaign.