Depends... They can easily be smart enough to not say things at work. Particularly if they keep to themselves at work.
Hard to say, we have zero information about them beyond being on the site. As noted above they could easily be loners who don't talk to people at work much beyond talking about work.
I'm not saying it's impossible that people knew, I'm just pointing out that it is quite possible for them to live a "double life" and the CoC would have no idea. People do it all the time with regards to lots of things in their personal lives.
Many people nowadays don't talk about certain subjects at work, but will let it out on forums where they feel safe. So quite possible their peers don't really know about their other lives.
Many people nowadays don't talk about certain subjects at work, but will let it out on forums where they feel safe. So quite possible their peers don't really know about their other lives.
Questions are being raised after the CBC and political commentator Rachel Gilmore published articles on Canada’s “active club” movement on the same day, with both stories citing the involvement of the Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN) and one drawing on an internal Public Safety Canada brief...
depends, we talking a Pte/cpl or leadership? Jr ranks, for sure, but once you are administering people, starts to get noticeable if Bloggins who is of a visible minority is a good troop but always gets the short end of the stick
depends, we talking a Pte/cpl or leadership? Jr ranks, for sure, but once you are administering people, starts to get noticeable if Bloggins who is of a visible minority is a good troop but always gets the short end of the stick
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.