Shane Smith, chief executive officer of Vice Media Inc., gestures whilst speaking at the dmexco digital marketing conference in Cologne, Germany, on Sept. 14, 2016.
Any company facing media scrutiny over workplace sexual harassment should take note: Your public apology could one day become “exhibit A” in a gender discrimination lawsuit.
Vice Media was hit with a lawsuit Tuesday claiming that its “predominantly male leadership” fostered a “company culture that marginalizes, demeans and undervalues women.”
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