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Re:Parker Conrad Steps Down as Zenefits CEO by pc86 on Tuesday February 09, 2016 @08:57AM (#11065242)
Doesn't "throw[ing someone] under the bus" imply they're not completely at fault? This was not an honest mistake or some above-board disruption of an existing industry.

This was someone willfully, knowingly committing many (hundreds? thousands?) of felonies in the interest of making money and growing the company.

Re:Parker Conrad Steps Down as Zenefits CEO by dragonwriter on Tuesday February 09, 2016 @09:16AM (#11065370)
It can also mean (and, IME, usually means) that the person recieving the blame was at fault but that the people doing the blaming are also substantially at fault for the same offense, and are deflecting the blame to a particular target as a scapegoat.
Re:Parker Conrad Steps Down as Zenefits CEO by rabbit106 on Wednesday February 10, 2016 @11:32AM (#11073828)
Where do you get "willingly, knowingly committing . . . felonies in the interest of making money . . ."? That's not what any of the articles say.

Inadequate process controls means employees were supposed to follow the law but things slipped through the cracks sometimes. Seems that happened a lot in Washington. But I'm pretty sure most of Zenefits' business is in CA. I would assume the brokers for most sales were licensed properly.