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'Defend, deflect, and diffuse': Why Nine's culture Action Plan 'raises several red flags'


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Published in Media and Entertainment on Sunday, December 1st 2024 at 20:34 GMT by Michael Jones   Print publication without navigation

  • Less than two months after the findings from Intersection's independent review into Nine's culture were released, the Action Plan - which has been endorsed by Nine's Board - has been designed to deliver lasting change,

The article from Mumbrella discusses the concerns raised by Nine Entertainment's "Culture Action Plan," which was introduced in response to allegations of workplace misconduct. Critics argue that the plan, which includes strategies like "defend, deflect, and diffuse," might be more about protecting the company's image rather than genuinely addressing and rectifying the cultural issues within the organization. The plan has been criticized for potentially discouraging victims from coming forward by suggesting that complaints could be met with legal action or public relations strategies rather than internal resolution and cultural change. Furthermore, the article points out that the language used in the plan, such as "defend," implies a combative stance against allegations rather than a supportive environment for those affected. This approach raises red flags about Nine's commitment to fostering a safe and inclusive workplace, suggesting a focus on damage control over cultural reform.

Read the Full Mumbrella Article at:
[ https://mumbrella.com.au/defend-deflect-and-diffuse-why-nines-culture-action-plan-raises-raises-several-red-flags-858433 ]

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