So just like hr in a lot of big companies then, and smaller ones tbh, I’ve only recently realised that hr is effectively more for the employers than employees
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not-a-medical-Dr Jessica Taylor monetising the Russell Brand and David Walliams news is disgusting. She forced her vulnerable employees to sign an NDA to stop them whistle blowing. She threatened survivors of sexual abuse to sue them for “every single one of their assets” if they spoke up. She is one of the most dangerous people in the VAWG sector and does so much harm to women and girls.
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I left home at 16, because home was unsafe in 1000 ways, but I had no idea how dangerous it is to be 16 and without supportive parents or guidance, every predatory mf sniffed me out, and not just the types you would think either.
I was hugely naive and vulnerable
It all just leads back to the reddit post right now
Oh yes, it was ever thus, in my opinion and in my experience.So just like hr in a lot of big companies then, and smaller ones tbh, I’ve only recently realised that hr is effectively more for the employers than employees
That’s literally what it is, I don’t know why people don’t realise this. Workers have trade unions.So just like hr in a lot of big companies then, and smaller ones tbh, I’ve only recently realised that hr is effectively more for the employers than employees
Yes I wish someone had told me this earlier in my career. And if you’re in a service industry (ie you don’t make something to sell, you’re selling your time, skills, experience), never forgot that you are the product. And product lines can be dropped if they’re no longer profitable or align with the brand strategy. Except for the entertainment industry where the talent is protected, everyone is expendable/replaceable.
Capitalism doesn’t reward loyalty.
Did he plead guilty? Would that give him a lesser punishment?Huw Edwards had a fair amount of people he worked with who either knew or speculated about his behaviour. Whether HR knew or not, or whether they cast a blind eye to their overpaid employee. Edwards has even refused to give back the £200k pay he received during which he was suspended until his resignation.
Still don't understand the balance of justice, when Brand has got 9 years for his crimes, justified, but Huw Edwards walked free with a suspended sentence, for possessing pictures of child abuse of children aged as young as 7. He is an enabler of the people who abuse children and that is a crime that is so heinous it is beyond belief how he walked free. Every picture he possesses of those children, there is a child whose life has been ruined .... but he walks free.
Where is there justice? For the children.
I’m pretty sure if he had died then there would be news somewhere other than Reddit.
The reddit post now removed by their mods.
@Tabitha D, thank you for posting the article about Johnny Vegas. I won't recopy it iinto this post, because it is quite a distressing read. Entertainment, whether it be film or television or on stage, should be enjoyable and fun to watch, not something to be repulsed by.
I've read some pretty appalling content over the last few weeks, this is one of the most vile things I've read. I sincerely hope that times really are changing, and these people are held accountable
I've read some pretty appalling content over the last few weeks, this is one of the most vile things I've read. I sincerely hope that times really are changing, and these people are held accountable
Kind of nervous to go to sleep… I dread to think what breaking news I’ll wake up to - be it Walliams or another male celebrity 
It’ll be the uplifting news that little Owain Wyn Evans has completed his Children In Need cycle challengeKind of nervous to go to sleep… I dread to think what breaking news I’ll wake up to - be it Walliams or another male celebrity
This has made me absolutely cry laughing in an otherwise horrid threadIt’ll be the uplifting news that little Owain Wyn Evans has completed his Children In Need cycle challenge
Threatening to commit suicide is one of the oldest manipulation tactics there is. He hoped that would keep the gagging order in place and it didn't work. Few people who actually threaten suicide go through with it, time will tell if there's any truth to that reddit post...
Thank god! Then hopefully we can stop hearing about itIt’ll be the uplifting news that little Owain Wyn Evans has completed his Children In Need cycle challenge
Saville is obviously the worst and most depraved example, but its way more than Saville when it comes to BBC’s history of protecting and enabling sex offenders: off the top there is also: Tim Westwood, John Peel, Stuart Hall, Rolf Harris, Russell Brand, David Walliam’s, Huw Edward’s, Dave Lee Travis, Chris Denning, plus DOZENS more that worked in a regional capacity rather than national. And think about all the BBC executives and staff that worked to protect these people!
We the public were told after Saville that they were cleaning up their act but they very clearly haven’t learned lessons behind the scenes to genuinely clean up their culture and have many dodgy characters still working there.This article is from a decade ago
Jimmy Savile and the BBC: Dame Janet Smith report's key sections
Key points contained in the Dame Janet Smith report into Jimmy Savile, Stuart Hall and the BBC.
www.bbc.com
He did plead guilty. However the prosecution had clear evidence that he was guilty that he possessed these images. It wasn't a balance of probability or a he said, they said, blah blah.
A guilty plea in cases does give the judge cause to reduce a sentence. In this case it sends absolutely no message to these abusers that they will have a harsh sentence or indeed a custodial one.
HR isn't there for the employees. HR is there a a buffer between the management and the workers. You are told to report issues to HR, that's like tipping them the wink. They will work to save the company at the expense often of the vulnerable.So just like hr in a lot of big companies then, and smaller ones tbh, I’ve only recently realised that hr is effectively more for the employers than employees
Not surprised it's been removed. Anyone can post any old rubbish online. He's somewhere for his mental health. Maybe the Priory. He's not in an everyday hospital.
Also I have seen a few people use the word "commit" or "committed" to do with suicide. This is why the term isn't used no more and why language matters.
Why language matters: rethinking the language of suicide | NSPCC Learning
It's crucial that professionals are alert to the different ways in which children and young people might express suicidal thoughts or feelings. They can then work to engage and support children at risk.
very true. thanks for sharing that article, never heard that the term isnt used anymore.Not surprised it's been removed. Anyone can post any old rubbish online. He's somewhere for his mental health. Maybe the Priory. He's not in an everyday hospital.
Also I have seen a few people use the word "commit" or "committed" to do with suicide. This is why the term isn't used no more and why language matters.
Why language matters: rethinking the language of suicide | NSPCC Learning
It's crucial that professionals are alert to the different ways in which children and young people might express suicidal thoughts or feelings. They can then work to engage and support children at risk.learning.nspcc.org.uk