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Comment 3 of 3 to the Board of Munich Re Your conduct towards me cannot be regarded as ethically irreproachable. I wrote .... providing you with a final opportunity to reflect and redress the wrongs inflicted on an employee who gave her all to your company and had her career destroyed by one of your senior managers. To refuse to take responsibility ....is shameful and immoral. It was a golden opportunity for you to embrace and enhance Munich Re’s reputation as a morally charged and forward - thinking company capable of social responsibility: a chance to reflect and steer your company into a moral direction by doing the right thing by apologizing and compensating me for my losses. By refusing to make any decision, delegating the response and refusing to compensate me you have ALL failed miserably. ...where is your commitment to morality and social responsibility? Instead, you have undermined Munich Re. I had believed the Board of Munich Re would stand up for justice. I was wrong. ’ Take the time to read the truth behind this debacle. Your shareholders and new Board Members need to believe in your integrity. Do the right thing apologize and compensate me.

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Comment 1 of 3 to the Board of Munich Re To the Board of Munich Re. False information was provided to you by email by an employee. This information has been obtained via a subject access request. Employee name removed from email. This email states 'There is a case going on for some time in the UK with an ex-employee complaining about us still. The case went to court and has been decided in favor of the employee, but she seems to mourn to get more." 1) My case did not go to court. 2) I do not 'MOURN FOR MORE ‘as 3) I have not received a penny in compensation or even an apology. If you read my Article and Posts you will become aware of the truth of this debacle. https://lnkd.in/eUJ9dfDw This false information and the attitude of the writer stinks. It also indicates you did NOT read the letters I sent to you. Extracts from my last letter sent to every Board Member as shown in my next comment. #nicksbgould

2 Dec 08:10: The Week (UK): Americas (major events this past week) at a glance: Multiple short summary articles: Tap and use arrows to slide through each article:

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Wisdom From Heather, and frankly from Anthony Blinken. It is statements like these that reassure me that our current leaders (mostly) get it and are trying to steer in a better direction "Forging international cooperation has become more and more complex, Blinken explained, at the same time that global problems are growing: the climate crisis, food insecurity, mass migration and mass displacement of populations, as well as the potential for new pandemics. In the midst of all this pressure, “many countries are hedging their bets.”  "They have lost faith in the international economic order, as a handful of governments have distorted the markets to gain unfair advantage while technology and globalization have hollowed out communities and inequality has skyrocketed. “Between 1980 and 2020,” Blinken noted, “the richest .1 percent accumulated the same wealth as the poorest 50 percent.” Those who feel the system is unfair are exacerbating the other drivers of political polarization.  "These developments have undermined the post–Cold War political order, Blinken said. “One era is ending, a new one is beginning, and the decisions that we make now will shape the future for decades to come.” That new era needs to include global collaboration on global issues. That means the US ceding some power to others -- a very hard thing that requires thought, checks, and balances. The same kind of collaboration needs to happen here at home.