Detroit – Detroit Tiger According to a report from the campaign, at least eight employees have been accused of misconduct against women in the past two years.
The report released Wednesday comes after an investigation that began last April, which included interviews with 45 current and former employees, as well as access to emails, human resources documents, text messages and court records.
Illici Sports and Entertainment female employees, own tigerOf the eight men, seven of the competitive sport have suffered misconduct from Red Wings and other businesses.
“We are committed to a culture of respect, safety and inclusion,” the organization said Wednesday. “We do not tolerate discrimination or harassment, and when concerns are raised, we investigate promptly and take decisive actions that include termination of employee misconduct regardless of qualifications or tenure.”
Six of the eight men of the allegedly harassed and abused women were fired or had no contract renewal, and one woman was suspended after requesting comment on the allegations he had been targeted against him last week.
The previous one tiger Assistant general manager Sam Menzin resigned in April after sending unsolicited lewd photos to multiple women working for the team, according to track and field. The report includes details about the resignation of former sales vice president Michael Lienert in 2023, allegedly a female colleague with an undisclosed relationship with him, following the stairs toward the stairs. Menzin and Lienert did not respond to track and field efforts seeking comments.
The report said that last spring, an investigation by communications and broadcasting director Ben Fidelman was conducted last spring after a female employee claimed he had received revenge and sexism.
“It is inaccurate and unfair to classify Mr. Fidelman as a story that accuses of sexual harassment or related misconduct,” the organization said. “The concern that has nothing to do with either is raised and consistent with our process, it has been thoroughly investigated and found no misconduct.”
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