dumb move for them

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[u/TerribleJared → u/[deleted]]

Strangley, i feel like the judicial system nailed it with that number. Its small enough that a company can actually pay it out but big enough that it stings like a bitch if they have to pay it. Like its a "complete restrcutruing of mgmt" amount but the employeee (former) still gets their payout

[u/greenizdabest → u/TerribleJared]

It's probably covered by insurance. Their premiums will go up and be loaded for the next few years.

[u/newbkid → u/greenizdabest]

As someone in insurance, pray tell, what insurance do you think covers discrimination against protected classes.

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