Controversy Deepens as ADOR Executive Withdraws Apology in Harassment Allegation
Aug 17, 2024
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According to B, the withdrawal came via a lengthy 2,000-character message sent through Kakao Talk early that morning. B stated, "Executive A has canceled his broad acknowledgment and apology, claiming that his apology was being misused."
Regarding the workplace harassment report, Executive A said, "This is bullying and it's too much," to which B responded, "I'm confused whether I'm the perpetrator or not, but since you canceled the apology, I'll take the necessary response."
Previously, there were accusations that Min Hee-jin, CEO of ADOR, attempted to cover up the sexual harassment incident within the company. CEO Min defended herself, claiming that she had acted as a mediator between Executive A and Employee B. However, B was infuriated by CEO Min's actions, accusing her of misleading the public by disclosing private Kakao Talk conversations without consent.
In response, CEO Min alleged that B had made a retaliatory report out of spite, following a poor personnel evaluation that B received due to alleged underperformance, despite being a highly-paid employee. While
Meanwhile, the anonymous community app Blind, popular among office workers, has seen a surge in posts from employees at HYBE and ADOR, many of whom are expressing their support for B.
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