Ritz-Carlton released a statement about a modern lawsuit filed by a waiter,
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While saying it wouldn’t comment on pending litigation, Ritz-Carlton denied many of the allegations,
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However, it seems as if Ritz-Carlton is acknowledging that something akin to the racial incident occurred. From the statement:
Not long after their departure,
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Addressing shortcomings? Appropriate education? Reinforcing training? All this is beautiful doublespeak for, “We screwed up by not telling the racist limeys to get out when we had the chance. Heads will roll. We will make sure there can be no other lawsuit because of this again.”
Mr. Wadner’s case must be pretty airtight to get this kind of acknowledgement rather than termination. It also sounds like he shouldn’t settle for anything less than mid-six figures.
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