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To: esryle

Sending female employees to a strip club? This guy is begging for a sexual harassment lawsuit.


2 posted on 06/17/2004 7:23:27 AM PDT by exile (Exile - Helen Thomas tried to lure me into her Gingerbread House.)
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To: exile

This is the kind of guy in charge of educating kids?

This is why Bennett stressed virtues so much when he was in the cabinet. This guy has none and worse is teaching a lack of virtue to his staff.


31 posted on 06/17/2004 8:35:33 AM PDT by DannyTN
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To: exile
Sending female employees to a strip club? This guy is begging for a sexual harassment lawsuit.

Suit, yes. But unless they had to go or suffer problems at work, I can't see any damage. Is Kentucky a "loser pays" state?

34 posted on 06/17/2004 8:41:01 AM PDT by JimRed (Fight election fraud! Volunteer as a local poll watcher, challenger or district official.)
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To: exile; steplock; DannyTN; livianne
Just WHAT did he do that was wrong?[steplock]

Sending female employees to a strip club? This guy is begging for a sexual harassment lawsuit.[exile]

What did he do wrong? Even by secular, typically amoral standards of evaluation, Exile hits it on the head: he could be open to a sexual harassment suit.

I recall one time when I complained to a drug store (national chainstore) manager about a mag-rag featuring topless nudity. He took the mag & showed it to a fellow female employee, asking her if he thought those photos were offensive. I interjected that had I done what he just did in my workplace, I would be subject to a sexual harassment complaint.

I then added that if they were selling the type of content that could trigger complaints of that nature, perhaps it was more revealing about the nature of these photos than the revealing nature of the raw photos.

Likewise, in this case, what was exposed here was not simply a Chippendale's dancer; rather, this principal is exposing himself to at least a co-worker's complaint, if not a lawsuit.

He--and the educators that went--showed yet once again that they really don't care what kind of public persona they present in representing the educational community.

And for you morale-builder apologists, if that's the case, then by all means, let's establish a booster club at every campus to raise funds so that Chippendale's can be an ongoing presence for every in-service day for all female educators. I mean these poor, dispirited educators are on the frontlines and need all the morale-boosters they can get!

56 posted on 06/17/2004 9:27:37 AM PDT by Colofornian
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To: esryle

Post #55 was not intended for you.


57 posted on 06/17/2004 9:31:04 AM PDT by judgeandjury
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To: exile
Sending female employees to a strip club? This guy is begging for a sexual harassment lawsuit.

From the article:

The women who attended the show said they enjoyed it.

"We just laughed and laughed and laughed," said Jena Meehan, the superintendent's secretary.

Sexual harassment lawsuit? It doesn't sound like the women who attended the strip show were very upset about it. Besides, who was harassed?

60 posted on 06/17/2004 9:32:52 AM PDT by judgeandjury
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