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Ericsson South Africa has sacked an employee, Vivienne Catherine Basson, after a Tweet the company said breached its Code of Business Ethics.
The controversial Tweet was posted by the employee following her involvement with a taxi driver in a car accident.
She used racist terminology in a Tweet along with a picture of a damaged car, and called for the death penalty.
She tweeted: “Effing k**fir taxi. And once again I vote for the death penalty. These savages don’t deserve to live. But more importantly Daniel is alive and I am alive. They can rot in hell.”
In South Africa, “kaffir” is regarded as a deeply offensive racial slur.
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Source: HumanIPO
The controversial Tweet was posted by the employee following her involvement with a taxi driver in a car accident.
She used racist terminology in a Tweet along with a picture of a damaged car, and called for the death penalty.
She tweeted: “Effing k**fir taxi. And once again I vote for the death penalty. These savages don’t deserve to live. But more importantly Daniel is alive and I am alive. They can rot in hell.”
In South Africa, “kaffir” is regarded as a deeply offensive racial slur.
Click here to continue reading
Source: HumanIPO
