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Top cop Seelall Persaud ordered to stay off job “in the public interest” as retirement nears
Police Commissioner, Seelall Persaud was on Friday November 24, sent on leave “in the public interest”, ahead of his retirement at 55 years old five months from now.
The substantive top cop was due to resume duty on Friday at the end of four months of accumulated annualised leave. Continue reading
After the Sexual Harassment Epidemic—What’s Next for future generations? – By Yvonne Sam
After the Sexual Harassment Epidemic—What’s Next for future generations?
By Yvonne Sam
The world has heard the transgressions and witnessed the fall. There are Weinsteins everywhere, but only in certain industries is there a Weinstein effect. Now for the sake of the coming generation we must from hereon inspect how we teach sexual respect.
It is blatantly apparent that the time of reckoning for sexual harassment and sexual miscreants has finally arrived. Every day the name of a new high powered figure is added to the chorus of accusers and accusations, ultimately bringing in its wake shame and career -altering consequences. Continue reading →
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