All articles tagged with #toxic environment
Dr. George Tidmarsh, the FDA's top drug regulator, was placed on leave amid allegations of personal misconduct and criticism of a new, controversial drug review process, citing a toxic work environment and considering resignation.
Bill Belichick is under scrutiny at North Carolina due to reports of internal dysfunction, leaks about a toxic environment, and potential exit strategies, amid declining team performance and internal unrest, despite public statements of commitment.
A parent of a UNC football player has accused Bill Belichick's program of creating a toxic environment, citing locker room division, poor communication, and inexperienced coaching staff, amid a disappointing 2-3 start and recent heavy loss to Clemson.
Fired SNL cast member Devon Walker criticizes the show's lack of transparency and humanity, highlighting the toxic environment and the uncertainty cast members face during the off-season, while expressing satisfaction with his own time on the show and calling his departure 'good news.'
Devon Walker announced his departure from Saturday Night Live after three seasons, citing a mix of positive experiences and a toxic environment, and expressed excitement for new opportunities, including a trip to Japan and roles in prestige dramas.
Devon Walker, a cast member of Saturday Night Live since 2022, announced his departure after three seasons, describing the show's environment as sometimes 'toxic' but also a 'fucked-up lil family,' and reflecting on his experiences and impressions he made during his tenure.
SAG-AFTRA responds to allegations of Sylvester Stallone creating a toxic environment for background actors on the set of "Tulsa King," emphasizing the need for a respectful workplace and stating their commitment to the safety and well-being of cast members. Stallone and Paramount have not commented on the allegations, which include disparaging remarks and a casting director's resignation due to a "clear toxic environment." The union offers support and guidance despite not covering background actors in Atlanta under its TV/theatrical agreements.
Paramount is investigating claims that Sylvester Stallone and director Craig Zisk mocked extras' physical appearance on the set of "Tulsa King," leading to the resignation of casting director Rose Locke. Allegations surfaced on social media, with Stallone reportedly making disparaging remarks and requesting "pretty young girls" around him. The production company prides itself on a fair and respectful workplace and is taking the allegations seriously. Stallone and Zisk have not responded to requests for comment.
Atlanta-based casting company CL Casting has resigned from the production of Paramount+ crime drama Tulsa King, citing a "clear toxic environment" on set. Allegations have surfaced claiming that star Sylvester Stallone disparaged background actors, calling them "f---ing ugly" and using derogatory language, which Stallone and director Craig Zisk have denied. Production is investigating the matter, and sources close to the show have confirmed awareness of the posts.
Sylvester Stallone's series "Tulsa King" faces allegations of disparaging background actors, leading to the departure of the Atlanta casting company, Rose Locke Casting. Claims include Stallone and a director making derogatory remarks about actors and suggesting the inclusion of "pretty young girls." However, the director denies the allegations, stating that the casting company improperly selected older extras for a scene requiring younger actors. The series, created by Taylor Sheridan, features Stallone as a New York mob boss establishing a criminal empire in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Sylvester Stallone has been accused of creating a "toxic environment" on the set of the Paramount+ series "Tulsa King" in Atlanta, with allegations including making disparaging comments about background actors. The casting director, Rose Locke, reportedly quit the series, and social media posts have amplified the claims. Stallone's representatives have not responded to the allegations, and Paramount+ is said to be aware of the situation.
A bombshell investigation by The Wall Street Journal has revealed a toxic workplace culture at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC), where female employees were subjected to sexual harassment and discrimination. The investigation uncovered incidents of male supervisors sending explicit photos to female co-workers, having sex with subordinates, and pressuring women to drink alcohol. The FDIC has been slow to address these issues, and all the men involved in the alleged incidents remain employed. Female employees reported a sexualized and discriminatory work environment, where they were given fewer opportunities than their male counterparts. The FDIC has launched an independent assessment of the allegations and claims to be committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace.
A former guard at one of President Vladimir Putin's luxury palaces in Crimea has described a toxic working environment where colleagues compete for power and everyone is a security officer. Vitaly Brizhaty, who left Russia's Federal Protective Service earlier this year, revealed that every word spoken could be used against you, and a culture of snitching on others was prevalent. Brizhaty also expressed disgust at the stark contrast between the lavish lifestyle of the government and the struggles of ordinary Russians. He eventually resigned due to his anti-war stance during the invasion of Ukraine and faced immense pressure to renounce his views. Brizhaty now sees the high walls surrounding the palace as a symbol of the divide between Putin and the Russian people.
Bill Carter, author of "The Late Shift" and "The War for Late Night," explains why late night TV hosts like Jimmy Fallon often exhibit problematic behavior behind the scenes. Carter attributes this behavior to the pressure of carrying the entire show and maintaining a genial personality while making all major decisions. The late night format is known for being a pressure cooker, leading to high turnover rates among writers and producers. The recent report on Fallon's toxic workplace behavior highlights the challenges faced by hosts in maintaining their public image.
"Dance Moms" star Abby Lee Miller reflects on her strained relationship with former student Maddie Ziegler, acknowledging the "ugly darkness" between them. Maddie has previously spoken out about the toxic environment on the show and the need to "unlearn" what she was taught. Abby claims she did not receive any compensation for producing Mackenzie Ziegler's hit song "It's a Girl Party." Despite the tension, Abby expresses openness to reconnecting with Maddie if she initiates contact.