I overheard two execs making fun of employees’ accents and weight. What do I do?
These executives are showing contempt for people they lead and it’s not OK, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
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These executives are showing contempt for people they lead and it’s not OK, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.
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Chris Barrett is a senior sports reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald. He is a former South-East Asia correspondent for the Herald and The Age.
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