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Activision reportedly says ‘no evidence’ means zero-tolerance policy can’t be applied to CEO Bobby Kotick
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Activision Blizzard has reportedly told employees it has no evidence to back up recent claims made against CEO Bobby Kotick, meaning its newly launched zero-tolerance policy on harassment can’t be applied to the company’s leader.
On Tuesday, a Wall Street Journal report alleged that Kotick was aware of multiple sexual misconduct allegations at Activision Blizzard and was also guilty of personally mistreating several female employees.
It’s claimed Kotick knew about the alleged rape of a former
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