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Many men have had their reputations ruined by women using such slimey tactics in the office.
Sorry but some of the so called partners at certain top law firms have been promoting this culture !
You have labour law partners openly saying POSH is being misused. You have courts saying dowry laws are being misused. Even in the US title ix kangaroo courts are being recognized and sued. The weapons against men are slander and manipulation damaging reputation. So please stop treating women oppression historically and worldwide as currency for you to spend.
Writing a random comment here is definitely to ruin someones reputation and low tier power games. You havr options and resources - use them. Other pleae stop your whisper campaigns. I dont even know who I am defending but try having a half decent conversation with men - they take everything you lot say with some salt. ▮▮▮