Post by andie on Dec 8, 2017 11:51:06 GMT
www.washingtonpost.com/news/business/wp/2017/12/07/former-congressman-harold-ford-jr-fired-by-morgan-stanley-over-inappropriate-behavior-company-says/?utm_term=.9dc6fe6bf18e
Former congressman Harold Ford Jr. fired by Morgan Stanley over inappropriate behavior, company says
"Harold Ford Jr., the former Democratic congressman who traded politics for Wall Street, has been fired by Morgan Stanley after a human resources investigation found he engaged in conduct “inconsistent with our values and in violation of our polices,” the company said Thursday.
HuffPost on Thursday reported that a woman interviewed by Morgan Stanley as part of the investigation alleged that Ford forcibly grabbed her during a professional meeting in Manhattan several years ago. Ford allegedly harassed and intimidated the woman and continued to contact her after the encounter until she wrote an email asking him to stop.
The woman, who was not identified in the HuffPost report, is not an employee of Morgan Stanley but worked with Ford professionally, the website reported.".
Ford is suing both the woman and Morgan Stanley for wrongful termination.
Former congressman Harold Ford Jr. fired by Morgan Stanley over inappropriate behavior, company says
"Harold Ford Jr., the former Democratic congressman who traded politics for Wall Street, has been fired by Morgan Stanley after a human resources investigation found he engaged in conduct “inconsistent with our values and in violation of our polices,” the company said Thursday.
HuffPost on Thursday reported that a woman interviewed by Morgan Stanley as part of the investigation alleged that Ford forcibly grabbed her during a professional meeting in Manhattan several years ago. Ford allegedly harassed and intimidated the woman and continued to contact her after the encounter until she wrote an email asking him to stop.
The woman, who was not identified in the HuffPost report, is not an employee of Morgan Stanley but worked with Ford professionally, the website reported.".
Ford is suing both the woman and Morgan Stanley for wrongful termination.
