Levi's brand president Jennifer Sey gets
FIRED for speaking out against COVID measures
for kids: Refused $1m to 'stay quiet'
after relocating from California to Denver
so her children could have 'a normal childhood'
Posted By: Ribicon, 2/14/2022 10:40:22 AM
Jennifer Sey, former USA gymnast and the brand president of Levi's has revealed she has been fired for repeatedly speaking out against draconian COVID restrictions in schools, and turned down $1million in severance pay that she was offered on the condition she wouldn't publicly share why she had been ousted. Sey, 52, has repeatedly spoken out against school shut-downs and mask mandates since the start of the pandemic.(Snip)She stopped speaking out in November, after being told she was on track to become the next CEO, but says she told last month it was 'untenable' for her to stay because outside detractors put pressure on the company to fire
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