News12 Responds to Anchor’s Accusations of Bullying

News12 responded to the story Annalisa Klebers they claim she was bullied and gaslit after asking for more money.

At News 12, we are committed to providing an inclusive and equitable workplace, and the well-being of our employees is a top priority. We take matters important to our employees seriously and thoroughly investigate all concerns that are raised, ensuring a fair and thoughtful process. We are also committed to providing support to our team members in times of need through resources such as our 24/7 Employee Assistance Program (EAP) and other comprehensive benefits services. We are strongly committed to maintaining a safe and supportive work environment, which includes a strict non-retaliation policy to protect our employees.

As specifically related to this matter, Ms. Klebers was provided generous benefits and services as a News 12 employee, including extended leave. News 12 did not terminate Ms. Klebers; chose not to extend his leave or return to the workplace. These claims are entirely baseless, they were filed a year ago, and we will continue to vigorously defend them.

Klebers started working at News12 in 2018.

“There were days when I would work from 4:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. trying to complete all the additional work that was piled on me. I was trying to make management happy and keep my job all while my contract and salary increase salary were kept above my head”, Kleber. he told Dailymail.com.

“There were disparaging comments made, managers lashing out at me and criticizing things about my performance that didn’t make sense,” he said. “They also ignored or abandoned my positive contributions to the shows. It felt like the management wanted me to leave or react badly to everything they did to me.”

Klebers said the result of the treatment was a psychotic break, leaving him feeling suicidal.

“His career has been completely derailed, to the point where he doesn’t see any way back to an anchor desk, not at News12 or any media, any newsroom anywhere,” his lawyer said. . Anthony Mango. “This was done by her just doing it in good faith, raising an issue for equal pay. “It really turned her off.”