Story 293

A woman recovering from cancer was denied the ability to work from home during COVID while, according to Story 210, a male employee wrapped his car around a telephone pole while intoxicated with two small children in the backseat. Not only was he reportedly forgiven and allowed to keep his brokerage licenses, but he was also recently promoted. AND IT MADE THE NEWS!

People can debate individual facts and circumstances all they want, but nobody will ever convince me there isn’t a profound problem in how Citi treats women versus men. To echo 210: No wonder so many of us have deep rage.

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