Elizabeth May and Mariah Carey: Unless you’re an active member of the Green Party who counts Glitter among her favourite films, these women probably don’t spring to your mind at the same time. They are two of the only high-profile women to face accusations of workplace misconduct in the fallout of the #MeToo movement. May, on the other hand, the face of the Green Party, stands accused of a different kind of misconduct: plain old-fashioned bullying. Earlier this month, the Green Party leader championed victims of workplace misconduct in Canadian politics. Bullying, shouting at and demeaning one’s subordinates — this behaviour is central to pretty much every major #MeToo workplace incident in the news, from Harvey Weinstein’s plummet from the top to Albert Shultz’s.

Source: thestar January 30, 2018 01:08 UTC