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'We Shall Overcome': 2 CBS Execs On Administrative Leave Upon Allegations Of Racist, Sexist Conduct
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16:50Now PlayingTwo CBS local television executives are on administrative leave starting Monday night after a report by the Los Angeles Times alleges that the bosses engaged in inappropriate conduct towards women and people of color.
A statement from CBS confirmed that President of the CBS Television Stations Peter Dunn and Senior Vice President, News David Friend have been placed on leave, pending the results of a third-party investigation into the number of issues raised in the L.A. Times report.
“CBS is committed to a diverse, inclusive and respectful workplace where all voices are heard, claims are investigated and appropriate action is taken where necessary,” the CBS statement added. []
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