Posted on 12/14/2018 11:26:40 AM PST by Oldeconomybuyer
Time's Up Legal Defense Fund and Time's Up Entertainment are among the 18 recipients of a $20 million donation from CBS Corporation, an amount determined when Leslie Moonves was pushed out as CEO over sexual misconduct allegations, according to a press release issued Friday. The money was earmarked for groups focused on "eliminating sexual harassment in the workplace."
The funds will be distributed within 60 days of execution of the agreement, according to a person familiar with the arrangement. The amount each group will receive was based on their proposal and "capacity to absorb funds relative to their annual budgets."
When Moonves exited in September, CBS said the $20 million would come out of Moonves' potential severance package of $140 million. That still leaves a possible $120 million for Moonves, unless he is found to have been terminated for cause. The CBS board has until January 31 to determine whether it will make the payment.
While Moonves was not involved in selecting the groups, his attorney had to approve the decision, according to a second person familiar with the process.
(Excerpt) Read more at cbsnews.com ...
$20 million to make amends to “me too” movement for a sexual harassment claim is getting right up there with carbon credi trading.
Well Well Well, from the same network that trashes President Trump for paying 150 grand
Purchasing Absolution from Democrat Social Justice Warriors....
A new shadowdown industry just like the rainbow coalition. Pay the shakedown to fund more shakedowns in the future.
These SJW’s could make a ton of money right now if they just sold indulgences.
If you don’t know what indulgences are, you probably had a government education.
Why pay off real victims, when you can give the money to liberal groups?
Hush money.
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