David Yurman does not care about the health/safety of their employees! The most toxic workplace that I've ever worked in, from the incessant gossiping/talking behind other coworkers' backs to workplace bullying, harassment, and violence. Shortly after I was promoted, my new manager led the bullying/harassment on my team and eventually randomly threw a pen at me in front of other coworkers (apparently she also bullied the person who previously held my role). She also randomly pushed the back of my head in as I was working at my desk - again, also completely unwarranted. At the time I did not say anything because I feared retaliation, so another coworker voiced what was happening to me to my leadership, who completely dropped the issue. HR didn't take the issue seriously until I reported that there was a witness, whom they also didn't look into and told my manager to simply apologize to me, not even a team change. While I also reported this behavior to the Labor Department, ultimately I chose to not open an investigation for fear of retaliation - and I was right, I discovered an old draft of my annual review saying that my performance was less than satisfactory - but oh, bless leadership for at least asking her to change it to "Meets Expectations." I know now that none of the above was my fault and had nothing to do with me or anything that I may have done, as I've also learned that generally people who partake in such behavior are deeply unhappy/resentful individuals in their lives. In addition, the company has little to no growth momentum/opportunity if you actually care about progressing your career, as most individuals in upper management have been tenured and leadership has their backs, which for the average person would be quite stressful and lead to unpredictable behavior.
