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Finance hasn't had its #MeToo moment. Women say the culture of banking and a web of legal agreements keep harassment hidden

机译:财务还没有#MeToo时刻。妇女称银行文化和法律协议网将骚扰隐藏起来

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Three women who've had long careers in banking sat down for lunch together in Manhattan on the first Wednesday of the year. It didn't take long before they asked one another the question: Why hasn't the Harvey Weinstein effect hit finance? After the movie mogul was accused last October of sexual harassment and assault, powerful men have been pushed out of jobs in the media, the arts, politics, academia, and the restaurant business because women spoke up to allege egregious behavior. Something is different on Wall Street. While the #MeToo movement spreads far and wide, these companies have seemed practically immune.
机译:一年的第一个星期三,三位在银行业工作很长的女人在曼哈顿一起吃了午饭。不久之后,他们又问了一个问题:为什么哈维·温斯坦效应没有冲击金融业?在电影大亨去年10月被指控性骚扰和性侵犯之后,有势力的男人被迫退出媒体,艺术,政治,学术界和饭店业的工作,因为妇女大声疾呼,称其举止粗暴。华尔街的情况有所不同。尽管#MeToo运动广为传播,但这些公司似乎几乎没有受到影响。

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    《Business week》 |2018年第4554期|26-27|共2页
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    Max Abelson;

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