HR
Taking A Deeper Dive Into Cleveland Orchestra’s New Sexual Harassment Policies And Procedures
Wed, Nov 11, 2018
by Drew McManus
“The Cleveland Orchestra is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and ethical working environment.” This is the statement the orchestra’s representative, Senior Director of Communications Justin Holden, asked to make sure was made entirely clear and conveyed to readers. To that end, it is a pleasure to oblige that request. In addition to conveying that
Another Sexual Misconduct Related Suspension, This Time In Baltimore
Tue, Nov 11, 2018
by Drew McManus
The 11/9/2018 edition of the Baltimore Sun published an article by Sarah Meehan that reports the decision by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) to suspend their concertmaster, Jonathan Carney, for what the orchestra defined as “inappropriate behavior.” The alleged incident that led to Carney’s suspension occurred at the Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra where the victim accused
More Sexual Misconduct And Institutional Unrest
Thu, Nov 11, 2018
by Drew McManus
The 11/5/2018 edition of the Boston Globe published an article by Kay Lazar that reports on upheaval at the Boston Philharmonic. The source of their disorder comes in the form of a pair of senior artistic figures have been dismissed due to charges of sexual misconduct. Associate conductor, Benjamin Vickers, and artistic advisor, David St.
When It Comes To Sexual Misconduct, Are We Treating Symptoms Or Trying To Cure The Disease?
Mon, Oct 10, 2018
by Drew McManus
The 10/27/2018 edition of the Cleveland Plain Dealer published an article by Zachary Lewis that begins to examine some of the more profound questions following their decision to dismiss William Preucil and Massimo La Rosa for sexual misconduct. According to statements from the Cleveland Orchestra, the organization has adopted two measures from the investigation’s report:
Examining The Report to the Special Committee of the Board of Trustees of The Cleveland Orchestra