Name changed for this for obvious reasons.
I work for a large organisation. The head of this large organisation regularly sends out emails on the big political issues of the day, giving his own musings and opinions on them which are very, very partisan. He's basically trying to tell his staff what they should think about these issues.
There is no debate or right of reply. Just 'This is what I think, and this is why I am right'. Honestly, it's like he thinks he's Mao Zedong or something, our dear leader enlightening his poor ignorant huddled masses of staff.
I've never, ever before worked for an organisation where senior management thought it was acceptable to regularly lecture their staff on political issues, particularly when their link to the institution in question is either extremely tenuous or non-existent.
AIBU to think that senior management should keep their noses out of their staffs' political beliefs and not try and push their agenda onto people who are just doing their jobs?
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AIBU?
To think that the leader of a large organisation shouldn't do this?
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OurDearLeader · 01/07/2015 19:53
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