Spyke
lemmy.world

This is Nestlé The company that will con poor, uneducated mothers into believing that their baby formula is better than mother’s milk. They are not known for taking moral stances.

Odds are this is worse than a consensual affair.

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jasomanreply
lemmy.world

Yeah, unless it was homosexual. They are covering something up.

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He probably had some stock options vesting they thrye wanted to get ahead of. Nothing complicated, just standard greed at all costs.

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For most people it’s not an issue and I doubt that was the case here, but I guess he is thinking the board is a bunch of conservative or right wingers who don’t want to work with a gay person.

But I’m guessing it was more of a rapey thing to get fired.

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The issue is growing. It seems. I don't think it should be seen as a problem personally.

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dan1101reply
lemmy.world

Or they just don't want to add more onto the pile of bad publicity.

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Nah they don't give a shit about publicity, or they'd do more to hide their culpability with so many deplorable things they do.

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Not firing him opens them up to a lawsuit from the subordinate and others. Money means action, so it could simply be that.

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The older I get, the more I realize the "wisdom of the crowd" is dictated by useful idiots who don't want to admit or acknowledge that they've been conned.

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Nestle: Slavery and resource mismanagement are one thing, but we draw the line at fucking your secretary.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

Preposterous! Great the company has morals and won't accept this. Killing people including babies is fine though, as is child labor, multiple major scams, environmental pollution, supporting the enemy in wars, etc. Nothing wrong with that.

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Morality is something that applies between upper class white people.

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No way was this guy evil enough to run Nestle. The board was like, "mere adultery?? hold my beer.".

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Nestle code od conduct paragraph 132/II: "There should be no love in Nestle. Any discovered love shall be banished immediately!"

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Wow 2025 Nestle has more of a spine than the US government. Treasonous traitors in office

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