GrubHub (NYSE:GRUB) is off 5.8% in a move attributed to sharp comments about the presidential election from CEO/founder Matt Maloney, where he asked people who voted for Donald Trump to resign.
This follows a series of Tweets where Maloney has openly attacked Trump and his supporters.
Shares are down 9.4% over the past two days. An e-mail sent by Maloney (and confirmed by the company) said that he "absolutely" rejected the "nationalist, anti-immigrant and hateful politics of Donald Trump."
Lawers have declined to comment but have said there are several independent lawsuits already in the works as threatening to fire employees due to their voting history is highly illegal in the state of California.
Several employees have already filed "hostile workplace" complaints as precursors to the lawsuits.
>This follows a series of Tweets where Maloney has openly attacked Trump and his supporters.
Meh.
>Shares are down 9.4% over the past two days. An e-mail sent by Maloney (and confirmed by the company) said that he "absolutely" rejected the "nationalist, anti-immigrant and hateful politics of Donald Trump."
Meh. >Lawers have declined to comment but have said there are several independent lawsuits already in the works as threatening to fire employees due to their voting history is highly illegal in the state of California. >Several employees have already filed "hostile workplace" complaints as precursors to the lawsuits.
.....and that's where he fucked up. Wow, what a psycho.
Daniel Turner
>GrubHub
Andrew Bailey
>threatening to fire employees due to their voting history >threatening to fire employees due to their voting history >threatening to fire employees due to their voting history
Justin Jenkins
How progressive of him.
Matthew Ross
>Lawers have declined to comment but have said there are several independent lawsuits already in the works as threatening to fire employees due to their voting history is highly illegal in the state of California. >Several employees have already filed "hostile workplace" complaints as precursors to the lawsuits.
Way to royally fuck your own company and your own loyal employees.
Jaxson Parker
>Vote for Trump >Loyal
Oh, the ironing.
Liam Howard
Simple minded moron.
He has completely fucked over all of his "hillary" voters working in the company as company value drops like a rock, loses customers, and faces crippling lawsuits.
Yeah.
I'm sure His hillary voter workers are happy as hell over his verbal diarrhea.
Jayden Cruz
>bringing politics into the workplace and trying to fire employees that don't fit your political views NOW YOU FUCKED UP NOW YOU FUCKED UP NOW YOU FUCKED UP
Daniel Jenkins
>Way to royally fuck your own company and your own loyal employees.
Would you think it possible that this level of incompetence would give rise to a shareholder in the company having a legitimate claim against him as an individual for malpractice?
Christian Lee
>Would you think it possible that this level of incompetence would give rise to a shareholder in the company having a legitimate claim against him as an individual for malpractice?
They'd have to take it to the board of directors and have a vote of no confidence (if public).
Connor Nguyen
I just placed an order using grubhub. If there is a better app out there, please share with the class.
John Lopez
It's California, one maybe Trump voter will win a nice settlement, and the company will be propped up by the popular vote tumblerinas. If that Trump voter was loyal, he would have written in Obama on his ballot.
Adrian Cruz
YOU HAVE FUCKED UP NOW HEY HEY HEY >what? >WHAT?! Ya skinny ass bean pole fatass lookin motherfucker That skit is good but I wish people watched the other ones.
Brayden Sullivan
Double dubs speak truth - the astronaut one is good as well as the Civil War On Drugs
Aaron Miller
Link to skits?
Jayden Richardson
youtube.com/watch?v=B4Uf9rsBbhc Sketch is really called 'Hamlet' but it's on youtube as 'what really happened to Abe Lincoln'
and the Civil War on Drugs is their movie they made, nearly every scene is good, but it looks like it's been taken off Youtube, so here's a different skit youtube.com/watch?v=lBarJFm51OE
Elijah Cooper
Okay I understand they're pieces of shit for firing people based on their political views but why are you sharing them at work? If someone asks you who you're voting for, just refuse to answer. It's always a bad idea.
Alexander Carter
It's a an Uber style food delivery service. UberEats CEO must be laughing. Grubhub will be finished after this. Will lose significant market share and possibly be crippled by a few lawsuits/settlements.
Good riddance. Only the most stupid people bring politics into business.
