It has been suggested that women with stories to tell felt silenced after signing non-disclosure agreementsThe UK’s minister for women has suggested that the government has not gone far enough in tackling the abusive use of non-disclosure agreements.Bridget Phillipson was commenting in the context of the allegations of improper behaviour by David Walliams – which he denies – and the conviction of Russell Brand for rape and sexual assault. In both cases, it has been suggested that women with stories to tell felt silenced after signing an NDA. Continue reading...
After Walliams and Brand, how could the UK government tackle NDAs?
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The Guardian - AustraliaBy Daniel Boffey Chief reporter
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
It has been suggested that women with stories to tell felt silenced after signing non-disclosure agreements The UK’s minister for women has suggested that the government has not gone far enough in tackling the abusive use of non-disclosure agreements. Bridget Phillipson was commenting in the context of the allegations of improper behaviour by David Walliams – which he denies – and the conviction of Russell Brand for rape and sexual assault. In both cases, it has been suggested that women with st
Key Takeaways
- After Walliams and Brand, how could the UK government tackle NDAs?.
- Bridget Phillipson was commenting in the context of the allegations of improper behaviour by David Walliams – which he denies – and the conviction of Russell Brand for rape and sexual assault.
- In both cases, it has been suggested that women with stories to tell felt silenced after signing an NDA.
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