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Two ST Editors Song Song Jiak Intern's Mango....
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According to this Yahoo news article, there are TWO editors involved. LOL...................... 
Two Straits Times editors disciplined amid probe into 'improper relations' with subordinate
Staff Writer, Singapore
Editorial Team
Yahoo News Singapore3 October 2018
Two senior editors at national broadsheet The Straits Times have been disciplined amid an internal inquiry into their “improper relations” with a subordinate, said Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) on Wednesday (3 October).
In a statement, the media giant said, “Singapore Press Holdings convened an internal inquiry after a member of its staff from The Straits Times newsroom was hospitalised last week. She is now recovering at home.”
SPH added that it has found sufficient grounds to conclude that the two editors concerned had breached the company’s code of conduct. Both editors will face disciplinary action, commensurate with the seriousness of their actions.
Yahoo News Singapore understands that the two editors were apparently involved in a relationship, over separate periods, with an SPH scholar in her 20s. She worked directly under the two men in separate departments.
The editors have been told to stay away from the newsroom.
A town hall on the matter was conducted by ST editor Warren Fernandez with SPH employees on Wednesday evening. It was called at the 11th hour following a report on the matter by The Online Citizen that named one of the editors.
Fernandez informed the employees that a committee of inquiry was convened after the subordinate’s hospitalisation, when “serious allegations” were made. The committee was headed by an individual outside ST in order to ensure a “fair and transparent process” and completed its investigations on Tuesday.
In response to a query from staff, Fernandez said that the misconduct by the editors related to “supervisors using their positions to get into relationships”. He added that, as far as he knew, police are not investigating the matter.
‘We want to make clear that this kind of behaviour is not acceptable in the ST newsroom..Both of them have done good work in the ST newsroom…we will try our best to support them through this difficult period,” he added.
“We decided that we wouldn’t do an immediate termination…largely because of the good work they’ve done.”
SPH said that one editor will be removed from his post, demoted and redeployed, while the other will be given a written warning, have his salary docked and redeployed. SPH did not disclose the names of the editors.
“Our top priority is to ensure she receives all medical attention and assistance she needs as well as to provide help to her family at this difficult time,” said SPH in the statement.
“SPH takes a serious view of any transgressions of its code of conduct for its staff and will not hesitate to take appropriate measures following a full and transparent inquiry process,” the company added.
In response to queries from Yahoo News Singapore, SPH declined to comment on the reason for the subordinate’s hospitalisation and whether any police report has been made with regard to the matter.
At the town hall, Fernandez acknowledged that staff would face many questions from their friends on the matter. “Tell them that this is not what the ST newsroom is about. We have respect for our staff and we don’t treat staff in an untoward way.”
Two Straits Times editors disciplined amid probe into 'improper relations' with subordinate
Staff Writer, Singapore
Editorial Team
Yahoo News Singapore3 October 2018
Two senior editors at national broadsheet The Straits Times have been disciplined amid an internal inquiry into their “improper relations” with a subordinate, said Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) on Wednesday (3 October).
In a statement, the media giant said, “Singapore Press Holdings convened an internal inquiry after a member of its staff from The Straits Times newsroom was hospitalised last week. She is now recovering at home.”
SPH added that it has found sufficient grounds to conclude that the two editors concerned had breached the company’s code of conduct. Both editors will face disciplinary action, commensurate with the seriousness of their actions.
Yahoo News Singapore understands that the two editors were apparently involved in a relationship, over separate periods, with an SPH scholar in her 20s. She worked directly under the two men in separate departments.
The editors have been told to stay away from the newsroom.
A town hall on the matter was conducted by ST editor Warren Fernandez with SPH employees on Wednesday evening. It was called at the 11th hour following a report on the matter by The Online Citizen that named one of the editors.
Fernandez informed the employees that a committee of inquiry was convened after the subordinate’s hospitalisation, when “serious allegations” were made. The committee was headed by an individual outside ST in order to ensure a “fair and transparent process” and completed its investigations on Tuesday.
In response to a query from staff, Fernandez said that the misconduct by the editors related to “supervisors using their positions to get into relationships”. He added that, as far as he knew, police are not investigating the matter.
‘We want to make clear that this kind of behaviour is not acceptable in the ST newsroom..Both of them have done good work in the ST newsroom…we will try our best to support them through this difficult period,” he added.
“We decided that we wouldn’t do an immediate termination…largely because of the good work they’ve done.”
SPH said that one editor will be removed from his post, demoted and redeployed, while the other will be given a written warning, have his salary docked and redeployed. SPH did not disclose the names of the editors.
“Our top priority is to ensure she receives all medical attention and assistance she needs as well as to provide help to her family at this difficult time,” said SPH in the statement.
“SPH takes a serious view of any transgressions of its code of conduct for its staff and will not hesitate to take appropriate measures following a full and transparent inquiry process,” the company added.
In response to queries from Yahoo News Singapore, SPH declined to comment on the reason for the subordinate’s hospitalisation and whether any police report has been made with regard to the matter.
At the town hall, Fernandez acknowledged that staff would face many questions from their friends on the matter. “Tell them that this is not what the ST newsroom is about. We have respect for our staff and we don’t treat staff in an untoward way.”
According to this Yahoo news article, there are TWO editors involved. LOL......................
Two Straits Times editors disciplined amid probe into 'improper relations' with subordinate
Staff Writer, Singapore
Editorial Team
Yahoo News Singapore3 October 2018
Two senior editors at national broadsheet The Straits Times have been disciplined amid an internal inquiry into their “improper relations” with a subordinate, said Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) on Wednesday (3 October).
In a statement, the media giant said, “Singapore Press Holdings convened an internal inquiry after a member of its staff from The Straits Times newsroom was hospitalised last week. She is now recovering at home.”
SPH added that it has found sufficient grounds to conclude that the two editors concerned had breached the company’s code of conduct. Both editors will face disciplinary action, commensurate with the seriousness of their actions.
Yahoo News Singapore understands that the two editors were apparently involved in a relationship, over separate periods, with an SPH scholar in her 20s. She worked directly under the two men in separate departments.
The editors have been told to stay away from the newsroom.
A town hall on the matter was conducted by ST editor Warren Fernandez with SPH employees on Wednesday evening. It was called at the 11th hour following a report on the matter by The Online Citizen that named one of the editors.
Fernandez informed the employees that a committee of inquiry was convened after the subordinate’s hospitalisation, when “serious allegations” were made. The committee was headed by an individual outside ST in order to ensure a “fair and transparent process” and completed its investigations on Tuesday.
In response to a query from staff, Fernandez said that the misconduct by the editors related to “supervisors using their positions to get into relationships”. He added that, as far as he knew, police are not investigating the matter.
‘We want to make clear that this kind of behaviour is not acceptable in the ST newsroom..Both of them have done good work in the ST newsroom…we will try our best to support them through this difficult period,” he added.
“We decided that we wouldn’t do an immediate termination…largely because of the good work they’ve done.”
SPH said that one editor will be removed from his post, demoted and redeployed, while the other will be given a written warning, have his salary docked and redeployed. SPH did not disclose the names of the editors.
“Our top priority is to ensure she receives all medical attention and assistance she needs as well as to provide help to her family at this difficult time,” said SPH in the statement.
“SPH takes a serious view of any transgressions of its code of conduct for its staff and will not hesitate to take appropriate measures following a full and transparent inquiry process,” the company added.
In response to queries from Yahoo News Singapore, SPH declined to comment on the reason for the subordinate’s hospitalisation and whether any police report has been made with regard to the matter.
At the town hall, Fernandez acknowledged that staff would face many questions from their friends on the matter. “Tell them that this is not what the ST newsroom is about. We have respect for our staff and we don’t treat staff in an untoward way.”
Oh so this case is also the ones doing sexual harassment got demoted and warning. Very good proof to the judge of my unfair and wrong dismissal as VICTIM of sexual harassment by LJ Mccully and KT latha.
The slut attempted suicide or was caught in between the two males fighting for the sole rights to mate with her?
Sleeping with Interns made popular by this man..Lol
Before Bill & Monica hit the headlines, there were many such affairs going on.
There are such affairs going on now and will continue into the future as long as men & women are lustful.
I dare say that affairs between the same sex working in the same organisation also occur in the past & present & will also occur in the future.
forgot to plaster his lanjiao bin here paiseh
This type of fuck face also can have affair with intern.
There's a Bill Clinton in every man. Lol
There's a whore in every ginfreely, these shameless cunts and prostitutes.
Double penetration until her cheebye tear, need to go hospital stitch up.
he probably promised her an excellent grade sextimonial for her internship certificate.
LOL..after all these years of reporting other people stories, how about some home cooked meal....
SPH scholar already still need to suck editors' cocks? Our sph must be full of journo talents and competition is fierce there
The editors are very lucky that her suicide attempt failed. 
Question :
1. Good work can absolve your culpability? So if you are good and cause someone to take her life, you should be let off without termination?
2. Setting a precedent for who? Warren needs to come cream! Lol
Neither of the editors seemed to mind getting the sloppy seconds, it appears it was only the boyfriend who minded.
hmm... wondering who got the sloppy seconds...
my pal told me that he had anal sex with his mistress intern and it was found out by her boyfriend
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