Organizing demonstrations, attending marches, and expressing her views on COVID within her personal social media profiles were all part of why Levi’s brand president Jennifer Sey was kicked out.
Jennifer Sey, the president of the Levi's brand, alleged on Monday that she was fired because of her opinions on school cancellations owing to the Covid-19 outbreak.
Sey claimed that employees of the corporation started grumbling over her opinions earlier in the pandemic when schools initially shut in San Francisco, writing on US journalist Bari Weiss' Substack.
According to Sey, the concerns resulted in CEO Charles Bergh informing her, who has been at the company from 1999, that she may be the future CEO if only she would "stop talking about the school thing."
According to the firm president, she was handed a $1 million severance payment but declined it because it came with a non-disclosure clause.
Sey described her ordeal as “I was condemned for speaking out.” ...