We all knew HR was incompetent but a quick google search of Diego shows he is one of the Cornell 7 being prosecuted. Yet people are getting fired over the littlest thing. This company is a joke.
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@14a this is such a stupid perception that has to be coming from a bot farm.
People treat women who report SA so much worse than they treat women who get around. Even with her name hidden, no woman in her right mind would willingly endure the kind of scrutiny and vitriol that gets directed at women who report, if she didn’t actually have something to report.
He'll be promoted next week and report to one of the losers in Hudson Yards
That's funny because the list of female names of accusers is as long as your arm. I don't see many men in that group. Which history are you speaking of?
Let me guess, you think Clancy is innocent too.
@he That is historically inaccurate. Also, legal does not always mean moral. Marital ra-e was legal for a long time. There are many legal loopholes that people use to get out liability for SA despite having absolutely committing SA. It is one of the hardest things to get evidence from, which is why perpetrators get away with it.
Also, SA accusations happen every day because SA happens every day. So does femicide.
Ya’ll are hilarious. Even if there was no ra-e, you want people working next to you that are snorting ketamine and texting their frat brothers to join in on a compromising situation? WF did the right thing here, even if it was just to save their image.
Uhh, you do know that the people accusing women of witchcraft in Salem were girls and young women, right? Misogyny indeed.
The reality is that in this case no one here has any idea if anyone is guilty of anything. There is an allegation. Those happen literally constantly. It's hardly evidence of guilt. We'll see how the trial, if one happens at all, pans out. Until then we are distant and ignorant observers.
@d7 this is extremely tone deaf and historically inaccurate. Women were accused of being witches and executed because of misogyny. In fact, many women who were executed were ra-e victims who threatened to speak out.
There has been a systemic effort to silence and discredit SA victims through any means necessary for a very, very long time. The amount of assailants who actually even make it to a trial is very very low.
To be clear, accusations of witchcraft were always false. Accusations of s-xual as--ult almost never are, and when they are, it is almost always someone else making the accusations on another person’s behalf while mixing up the facts.
@e1 The police have re-opened investigation due to new evidence and admissions of “misconduct.”
Stupid. I know someone who was fired for bouncing a check on a Wells Fargo account.
@a6 this is a layoff board not a morale compass board, him getting fired is NOT going to save the rest....
@a5 this poster obviously does not work at WF lol. “How would they fire him?” lol unjustified termination happen eo week here at WF
@OP The DA in Ithaca has decided not to pursue prosecution. Evidence seems to be contradictory. So please move on to something else before ruining someone’s life. Read the updated articles on this .
I want to read the essays, did he admit to wrongdoing?
@aa to be clear he hasnt been legally charged with anything. This is all based on an allegation that hasnt even been investigated. No wonder so many witches got burned in Salem.
He worked in Hudson Yards as a real estate analyst- check teamworks. He’s been z’ed out.
The tmz article says he works in a “branch” is that true?
If so that’s a bad outcome for a Cornell grad so was just curious
TMZ is saying he was fired
@a6 and what happens if all is proven innocent in court? Remember the Duke lacrosse players? Plenty of women make stuff up while the true victims lose ground
" FYI even though he wasn’t charged until recently the incident has long been public with his name in the news"
what did wells know, when did it know it, and what did it fail to ask when it brought this fine alleged criminal on board?
FYI even though he wasn’t charged until recently the incident has long been public with his name in the news
so the dude went to cornell and was in a fraternity that was publicly in trouble........
I wonder how his coworkers felt about in person collaboration with him? Did they even know about his background? Would women feel safe working late with him alone it on a business trip? There are monsters that wall among us.
@a1 Curious if you’d be comfortable with your daughter/wife/girlfriend working alongside someone who “allegedly” committed these crimes while they figured it out for multiple years through court
Charges weren't filed before now, how is WF going to fire or deny hiring? Seems like now that the news broke, they acted.
He was zz'd today (sometime in the last 6 hours)
@a1 I just find it ironic that someone on trial for that is able to get hired and keep a job while others get fired for little to no reason
@OP has he been found guilty yet? What happened to innocent until found guilty?
I do agree the company is firing for stupid reasons.