The Impact of Me Too Movement on Companies and CEOs

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This chapter explores how companies have addressed the Me Too movement by implementing stricter policies regarding disclosure of relationships in the workplace. It highlights CEOs who have failed to fully disclose their relationships and raises questions about the current state of companies dealing with misconduct.

The writers strike hitting Hollywood looks like it’s nearing a close and the FT’s Brooke Masters explores whether recent CEO departures could be a signal of a second #MeToo wave. Plus, a sexual abuse scandal has shaken up Japan’s entertainment industry.

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