Re:Activision Blizzard pushes out dozens of employees over w...
by Cthulhu_ on Tuesday January 18, 2022 @04:34AM
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> Would it be illegal to ask if they were fired in connection with this push?
I think so; since they weren't charged with a crime, I guess privacy comes into play.
That said, if someone was sacked for sexual misconduct, nobody would hire them if they end up working with women. (I'm aware I'm gender-stereotyping here, but unless I missed it, all allegations were from women aimed at men. As is often the case.)
I think so; since they weren't charged with a crime, I guess privacy comes into play.
That said, if someone was sacked for sexual misconduct, nobody would hire them if they end up working with women. (I'm aware I'm gender-stereotyping here, but unless I missed it, all allegations were from women aimed at men. As is often the case.)