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Campbell’s IT chief on leave after lawsuit claims he said the company’s food is ‘s---’ for ‘poor people’

Headline from Anchorage Daily News

Martin Bally, Campbell’s vice president of information technology was named in a lawsuit filed last week by a former Campbell’s employee, who also claims Bally made racist comments about Indian workers.

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9 articles, oldest first.

  1. ABC 7 Los Angeles

    Campbell's IT chief on leave after lawsuit claims he said company's food is for 'poor people' (opens ABC 7 Los Angeles)

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    Campbell's is denying claims about its products that were allegedly made by an executive in a recorded conversation.

  2. WSVN Miami

    Campbell’s IT chief on leave after lawsuit claims he said company’s food is for ‘poor people’ - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports (opens WSVN Miami)

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    The Campbell’s Co. said Tuesday it has placed one of its executives on leave while it investigates claims that he made racist comments and mocked

  3. Anchorage Daily News

    Campbell’s IT chief on leave after lawsuit claims he said the company’s food is ‘s---’ for ‘poor people’ (opens Anchorage Daily News)

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    Anchorage Daily News's feed description

    Martin Bally, Campbell’s vice president of information technology was named in a lawsuit filed last week by a former Campbell’s employee, who also claims Bally made racist comments about Indian workers.

  4. Las Vegas Review-Journal

    Campbell’s executive on leave after lawsuit claims he said company’s food is for ‘poor people’ (opens Las Vegas Review-Journal)

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    The Campbell’s Co. said Tuesday it has placed one of its executives on leave while it investigates claims that he made racist comments and mocked the company’s products and customers in an audio recording.

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