Former Las Vegas Raiders team president Dan Ventrelle made a stunning allegation on Friday, saying he was let go by the organization for raising concerns about a “hostile work environment.”
You can now listen to Fox News articles!team President Dan Ventrelle made a stunning allegation Friday, saying he was let go by the organization for raising concerns about a"hostile work environment."
Dan Ventrelle of the Oakland Raiders speaks to the media June 5, 2019, at a press conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba."When Mark was confronted about these issues, he was dismissive and did not demonstrate the warranted level of concern," Ventrelle said."Given this, I informed the NFL of these issues and of Mark's unacceptable response. Soon thereafter, I was fired in retaliation for raising these concerns.
NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said the league"recently became aware of these allegations and take them very seriously. We will promptly look into the matter."
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