Thread regarding Nike Inc. layoffs

Who else is in on an EEOC complaint?

Who else filed? Discrimination, Retaliation and a hostile work environment. This place wreaks of it! Are they piling up while HR does nothing? When the EEOC sees Nike as the employer it’s a front row seat to a charge.


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@ar file it now!! It’s a systemic issue and it’s time for people to do the right thing! NOW!

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Post ID: @1kf+1m0b4e3kp

@f1 I have stories for the NY times and the Oregonian. The truth doesn’t lie when you have the proof. I can only imagine the stories others have.

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Post ID: @jq+1m0b4e3kp

New York Times needs to start sniffing around again...

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Post ID: @f1+1m0b4e3kp

@a8 is that you? Bored while your guy is gone?

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Post ID: @en+1m0b4e3kp

@ar file the complaint! If the company does anything to you it’s retaliation and you have a lawsuit. Word on the street is there is a lot of discrimination, retaliation and the work environment is hostile. The more people speak up to the EEOC the better off we will all be. They see patterns! The truth doesn’t lie.

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Post ID: @em+1m0b4e3kp

Yeah I'd like to. Was demoted without cause. Always got minimum successful rating. Excellent positive manager and peer feedback. Perform above my pay grade. No explanation from HR or management chain. Everyone washed their hands off. I was told take it or leave it. This is clearly unethical and it's also gotta be illegal.
Any thoughts. It's the EEOC complaint anonymous to the company.

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Post ID: @ar+1m0b4e3kp

EEOC is now a tool for white men to report systemic injustice. Oh, how the tables have turned…

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Post ID: @a9+1m0b4e3kp

The word is, "reeks", not "wreaks".
Learn the difference, and retain knowledge.

"To retain knowledge effectively, engage in active learning techniques such as teaching others, practicing what you've learned, and using multi-sensory approaches. This helps reinforce the information and create multiple pathways in your brain for better recall."

REEK /rēk/
intransitive verb

To give off a strong unpleasant odor.
To be pervaded by something unpleasant.
To smoke, steam, or fume.

vs.

WREAK /rēk/
transitive verb

To bring about (damage or destruction, for example).
"wreak havoc."
To inflict (vengeance or punishment) upon a person.
To give vent to or act upon (one's feelings).

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