Ad Association CEO: Laid Off Employee Sent Hoax E-mail

January 16, 2009 RSS Feed Print
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At first it appeared yesterday that Jeff Haley, CEO of the Radio Advertising Bureau, had sent an E-mail to the association's employees indicating that three executives had been laid off because of their inflated salaries, "'particularly when those individuals have added so little value to this organization,'" the E-mail stated, according to Advertising Age.

But Haley told AdAge he didn't write the E-mail, noting instead that it had been sent a couple of hours after the association had laid off five employees and he thought it was likely created by one of them.

RAB expects to seek "legal remedies," Mediaweek reports.

I'm not even going to write a "what not to do after you've been laid off" post. Whether true or not...it's worth saying that losing a job is hard enough--getting sued (or prosecuted) is totally unnecessary.

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peter 6:38AM February 13, 2009

That place is so bare bones as it is, I can't believe they lay anyone off at all.

Eric of TX 4:43PM January 20, 2009

You show them Jeff. Lay 'em off then sue them. It's the American way. BTW, Jeff, if I ever meet you I will happily beat your eyeballs out of your worthless head! I wish you and yours the absolute worst.

Ken of GA 8:49PM January 19, 2009

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