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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes 6 Dec 2017

    The human resources department was seen by many as protecting Harvey Weinstein more than his employees http://nyti.ms/2AUC3of pic.twitter.com/363DhBCo43

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      1. Michelle 🐘‏ @Michellephant85 6 Dec 2017
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        HR are usually the shadiest employees. I worked at a big company and the HR director was having an affair with my roommate. When I found out, I was fired. Lost benefits, 401k etc.

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      1. cg305‏ @truthistruthier 6 Dec 2017
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        The purpose of HR is to protect the company, not employees.

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      1. Rowshan Nemazee‏ @RnemazeeRowshan 6 Dec 2017
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        Such a sick patriarchal system!!!

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      1. Drache Kraaesna‏ @Drache_K 6 Dec 2017
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        I have never once found an HR department that actually does its purported job of protecting its employees against unethical actions as they tend to protect any and all employees who help the company turn a profit.

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      1. Brandon Wagner‏ @Bwagner131 6 Dec 2017
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        Isn't that HR real job? To protect the company and not the employee!

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      1. Michael Vivar‏ @MichaelMvivar 6 Dec 2017
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        Abhorrent monster as Weinstein is, that's HR's main role. Now readjust your opinions of HR.

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      1. Mya Voice‏ @MyaVoice1 6 Dec 2017
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        All HR departments protect the company and not the employee. Companies need to reassess the mission of HR.

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      1. S William Higgins‏ @rowdyh1 6 Dec 2017
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        But Bob Weinstein did not know? What nonsense

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      1. therealAnneke1969‏ @IamAnneke1969 6 Dec 2017
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        I am very fortunate to work in an organization where the offender was fired and the victim is receiving help. #blessed & #proud of my employer / my HR colleagues.

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      1. Sheff's Shakespeare‏ @shefshakespeare 6 Dec 2017
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        The main role of Human Resources departments is as a sound-proofed wall between the top dogs and the rest of us.

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