So if the workplace really was toxic, leave. Resign and find something else. Does not make sense why you would want to stay there putting yourself through that.
This kind of thinking is why nothing changes. Why should she suffer from the racists?
Exactly (except the racists line, again only one side has been presented as is usually the case with social media posts), if someoneâs mental state is so fragile to seriously be suicidal (taking that line at face value), why would you stay? What is more important, your mental health or something else?
Not always easy if youâre a young journo trying to get a foot in the door. Opportunities in media are not easy to come by I imagine even with youth on your side.
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She shouldnât, but Iâll bet if she escalated the problem that would be the preferred option from the orgs point of view (even if it wasnât directly said)
Cool but I was replying to the guy saying she should just leave a job cause of racists
SBS welcomes appointment of George Savvides AM as Chair
SBS has welcomed the appointment of George Savvides AM as the new SBS Chair, as announced by the Minister for Communications, Cyber Safety and the Arts for Communications, Paul Fletcher MP, today.
SBS Managing Director, James Taylor ; said: "On behalf of the Board and SBS, Iâd like to congratulate George on his appointment. Since being appointed as Deputy Chair in 2017, and most recently as Acting Chair, he has played a key role in ensuring SBS is a contemporary media organisation in a rapidly changing sector, serving and celebrating a contemporary and diverse multicultural society. I look forward to continuing to work with George and the SBS Board as we evolve in service of all Australians.â
Mr Savvides said on his appointment: "Itâs a great honour to have the opportunity to chair SBS. Over 45 years, SBS has played a vital role in informing and shaping Australia, not only meeting the needs of multicultural communities and our First Nations people, but helping all Australians explore and celebrate our diversity. It is a truly unique organisation, supporting economic and civil participation, and striving to inspire all Australians to experience the benefits of social inclusion.
âSBSâs role for the next 45 years will be even more important as our nationâs diversity increases, and I look forward to working with the Board, Executive and the entire SBS team to ensure SBS continues to play a special role in Australiaâs future.
âI also acknowledge former Chair, Dr Bulent Hass Dellal AO, who I had the great privilege to work with. I thank Hass for his inspiring and passionate advocacy for SBS and the role it plays in Australia.â
Mr Savvides has been appointed by the Australian Government as Chair of the SBS Board for a period of five years. He leads the Board of Directors which includes Peeyush Gupta AM, Daryl Karp AM, William Lenehan, Sally Walker AM, Dorothy West, Christine Zeitz, and James Taylor (Managing Director).
His appointment follows the conclusion of Dr Bulent Hass Dellal AOâs term as Chair in June after a decade of service on the SBS Board.
Tanya Denning Orman, a Birri and Guugu Yimidhirr woman, will become director of Indigenous content, in addition to her existing responsibilities leading NITV. And Sarah Yassien has been promoted to director of corporate strategy.
Nick Bhasin was most recently Views Editor at 10 Daily before the site ceased publishing, hereâs his original article for SMH online today.
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Just what SBS needs: a failed Liberal Party candidate 
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how good are captainâs picks?
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