Indeed CEO: A message of acknowledgement and support to the Black community

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Posted on June 1, 2020 / Posted by integral

Indeed CEO: A message of acknowledgement and support to the Black community

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Indeed sent the following email to its employees on 6/1/2020 Content Warning: The following contains comments about racism, murder, police brutality, and may be triggering. Like many of you, our family has spent much of the past week watching and absorbing news of the protests over the death of George Floyd. The wounds are still […]

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