Fresh on the heels of the news that CIA Director David Petraeus is resigning allegedly over an extramarital affair, Lockheed Martin has announced that its incoming CEO Chris Kubasik has resigned over an inappropriate office relationship.
https://twitter.com/Heminator/status/267021257143353345
Multiple outlets, including Reuters and Bloomberg are reporting incoming Lockheed Martin CEO Christopher Kubasik has resigned after allegedly carrying on an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate employee.
He’d been appointed this summer and was set to take over Jan. 1. He previously served as president and COO of the defense giant.
The company’s board asked for and received kubasik (sic) resignation, according to Bloomberg.
Is there something in the water?
Oh WTF RT @clusterstock: Lockheed Ousts Incoming CEO Over Inappropriate Relationship http://t.co/oDd9A8wZ
— Ben Domenech (@bdomenech) November 9, 2012
New Lockheed CEO won't serve, leaving now due to inappropriate relationship. With Petraeus news, bad day for such things. Guys. Please.
— Lee Schafer (@LeeASchafer) November 9, 2012
What's going on? Is everyone admitting to having affairs with subordinates today? Gen. Petraeus, Lockheed's Chris Kubasik. #geez
— Ari Ashe™ (@ariashe) November 9, 2012
What's going on? RT @defense_news: Lockheed Martin CEO-in-waiting Chris Kubasik resigns over "close personal relationship" with subordinate.
— Ishaan Tharoor (@ishaantharoor) November 9, 2012
https://twitter.com/roseneath_rd/status/267022391073452032
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Wth? RT @defense_news: BREAKING: Lockheed Martin CEO-in-waiting Chris Kubasik resigns over "close personal relationship" with subordinate.
— Elizabeth Warren Stan Account (@CaIiKapowski) November 9, 2012
https://twitter.com/a_bowles/status/267022951084335105
Lockheed Martin joins "Illicit Affair Day"
— Julianne Pepitone (@julpepitone) November 9, 2012
First the CIA, now Lockheed.. Fridays are good for announcing your indiscretions
— Brandon Griffiths (@brandon) November 9, 2012
Yeesh.
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Update:
Looks like Waffle House’s CEO’s day isn’t going too well, either:
TRIFECTA! RT @NBCNews: Waffle House CEO demanded sex acts, woman alleges http://t.co/r5fIO8yE
— CJ Ciaramella (@cjciaramella) November 9, 2012
A former female employee has filed a police complaint alleging the CEO of Waffle House demanded she perform sexual acts on him in exchange for keeping her job.
The woman told Atlanta police the alleged harassment by Joseph Rogers Jr. lasted for nearly 10 years, from 2003 through June of this year. The Associated Press does not identify alleged victims of sexual harassment.
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The police report quotes the woman as saying that Rogers tried to force her to have sex with him despite her repeated protests. She said that he also touched her breasts, tried to remove her clothes, made lewd comments, and insisted she perform sex acts on him at least once or twice a month. The woman, who identified herself as a single mother, told police she stayed in the job and endured the alleged harassment because she couldn’t find other employment with comparable pay. She said she gave Rogers a letter of resignation in June after her son secured a full college scholarship.
WHAT THE HELL RT @mollyesque: "Waffle House Chairman on the Griddle" = headline of the day http://t.co/q8IVGSBr
— Ben Domenech (@bdomenech) November 9, 2012
https://twitter.com/PoliticalEq/status/267024877347807233
Petraeus, Lockheed CEO, and now Waffle House CEO… anyone else? It's 5:05 pm… still some time.
— RBe (@RBPundit) November 9, 2012
It's a bad, bad Friday for men in leadership roles. RT @NBCNews Waffle House CEO demanded sex acts, woman alleges http://t.co/f2hyARNG
— Andrés Almeida ?️? (@andresdavid) November 9, 2012
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