Claims of discrimination to the degree of a public lawsuit could absolutely change the way I felt about my favorite company depending on the details of the case. As I am not a person who likes to jump to quick judgement, I would probably investigate further in order to understand the circumstances and scenario\/s to fully ascertain how it might affect my opinion about the company. Actions by a single individual may not reflect the company\u2019s true intent or position, and I would likely take this into consideration. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
If the company had condoned or turned a blind eye while obvious discrimination was occurring, I would no longer support the company or harbor any desire to be employed there. In today\u2019s environment, mutual respect and appreciation for our colleagues and fellow inhabitants of the earth (of all races and species), is both severely lacking and incredibly important. There is so much anger in the world, and in this scenario I would not wish to be associated with any company that does not place value in the importance of all humans and animals. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
However, if there was a single incidence of discrimination by an employee of a company who no longer works there, and the company has otherwise maintained a good reputation and is not known to be disrespectful to any persons or groups or animals, then I might consider that the individual was a bad egg (or a bad hiring decision!! Haha). While the company may be liable for the actions of an individual in their employ, in this scenario I may be more willing to continue to support or work for said company. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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