Quote Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie View Post
When did the BBC become aware of the situation and how long would you expect an investigation to take place and for a decision to be made after consulting their lawyers regarding employment law? And how far short of such a timeline did the BBC fall?
Easy one not quick enough.

Deeply worrying that the organisation employees are aware of behaviours and not dealing with it as workplace harresement of folk who are well under those in hierarchy decesions.

In the case of Huw Edwards it's was appalling.

In Jenas case it's repotered two members of staff were effected, Jenas has decided to reveal all in the Sun speaks volumes. I will put money on more will come, and that others knew in the organisation,

Revelation of the week is staff talk, employers know or ignore as the higher hierarchy employer worries them.

As to the the time line and employment law are you suggesting the BBC has it right?? As you maybe on your own as its a closetted organisation and does not operate in my humble view to protect its less famous support staff.