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Condé Nast employees confront HR chief: ‘Do you think we’re not worth speaking to? #shorts
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as posted by the channelVideo footage shows Condé Nast employees confronting the company’s head of human resources — part of an incident that management characterized as “extreme misconduct” leading to four unionized staffers’ firings, a framing which their union rejects.
The clips, filmed Wednesday outside HR chief Stan Duncan’s 34th-floor office at One World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, show about 20 editorial staffers asking to discuss layoffs tied to Teen Vogue’s merger with Vogue.com.
Duncan declines to engage, repeatedly directing employees to “go back to the workplace” before retreating into an office, video obtained by the Wrap shows.
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