Grubhub CEO tells pro-Trump employees to resign
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#3Clickbait title, not exactly what he said.
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#4Source? I'd like to share this but don't want to spread disinformation.
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#5campaigning is different than normal work, all the politics promise something just to gain votes and it's not different from all the other years. like Obama promised change but America just sank into more problems, even with the NSA "the program" he did not do anything about it and even lied to the public concealing it. I would look at the speeches and interview what he gives before and after the campaign it's totally different, and i think if Hilary gained the power America would just be more corrupt if anything even change while trump is president. i doubt it but i would rather see this positive.
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#6IANAL, but that sounds like a pretty irresponsible email to make public for the CEO of a public company. Is it not?
Edit: CEO just posted a clarification. http://media.grubhub.com/media/press-releases/press-release-...
Getting some pretty bad backlash on Twitter.
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#7Can anyone confirm if this is real? If it is, this is probably going to turn into a PR disaster for them.
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#8Source? I'd like to share this but don't want to spread disinformation.
sli.mg is the image hosting website that they use on /r/The_Donald
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#9previous submission with some comments and more context in the submitted URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12924340 (http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/11/10/boss-tells-pro-trump-em...)
Re: Grubhub CEO tells pro-Trump employees to resign
#10Can anyone confirm if this is real? If it is, this is probably going to turn into a PR disaster for them.
I think if anything, it'll make people in the more liberal cities - their main market - more attracted to the company. You may disagree, but my feelings after reading this are to support Grubhub, whereas before I was neutral on them. I value companies that are dedicated to inclusion and discourage hate speech.