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Monitor Daily Intro for April 20, 2017
Amelia Newcomb
Bill O'Reilly's departure from Fox News was a reminder of how a corrosive environment where harassment goes unchecked or powerful figures go uncensured drags everyone down. But superficial change in the heat of public scandal is unlikely to sustain itself. More important are actions that match words. Tomorrow, we'll share some views from companies that are setting high standards for behavior as they build thriving workplaces.
