Three Generations Of BBC Employees Challenge Nepotism Allegations At Old Auntie
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Three generations of BBC employees have claimed jealousy as the reason for allegations of nepotism at Old Auntie. Baron Clive Sus Marius (75) Director General, his son Lord Peter Sus Marius (52) Director's assistant and his grandson Bartholomew Sus Marius (26) Director's secretary, husband of Maria Sus Marius (32), chief commissioner of equal opportunities and nephew of Robert Sus Marius (48), overseeing management selection at the BBC released a joint press release today stating, 'These preposterous conspiracy theories of nepotism are totally groundless and obviously sparked off by jealously at our enormous wage packets. Apart from our social, ancestral, domestic, economic, educational and genetic connections there is no evidence whatsoever suggesting everyone at the BBC is repeatedly employing each other.'
Following the Sus Marius' family statement Old Auntie directors clarified the corporation's position on equal opportunities asserting, 'The BBC has always maintained strict guidelines regarding fair share of jobs at the organisation; 50% Cambridge: 50% Oxford.'
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