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- europe@feddit.org
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/63714263
German software giant SAP will cut several of its diversity programmes to abide by new requirements of the US administration, a spokesman told AFP on Sunday, confirming reports in the local press.
Why do we have DEI in Europa? We are all white?!
Weak.
I guess I will be cuttting my SAP stock out of my portfolio by requirement of my conscience. It’s so little that they won’t care, but it would leave a sour taste in my mouth. Truly disappointing.
Corpos gonna corpo. I get the shift to EU based by EU plebs but at the end of the this is a class war. And a German parasite is still a patasite. Gonna need Ivermectin either way sooner or later.
FOSS is the only viable path forward for the team peasant
SAP is a strong contender for the second worst thing Germany has ever done.
Millions affected
Enduring unimaginable suffering
Many Germans voluntarily supported it
…SAP is pretty messed up. Still better than PeopleSoft
Fucking Sanduhr Anzeige Programm.
Hop over the border to Belgium and get Odoo. At least it’s open core and easy to customize, cheaper to run.
Lame af, get your shit together.
Good thing everyone I know has been switching to Odoo from SAP. Hopefully Odoo doesn’t bow to Orange Oberkapo
Odoo isn’t as prevalent in the US yet I believe. They have more to lose by pissing off EU.
Wonder how that’s gonna work since like 90% of SAP consultants are Indian. Lol. (Am Indian and have worked with SAP before)
If that’s true, technically that’s still a lack of diversity.
If those programs were required by law then they will get sued by the state no?
These aren’t normal times here in the US, so it’s hard to say.
The federal government sent an executive order that all companies doing business with the government need to remove their diversity, equity, and accessibility programs in other to keep or win contracts. There is no legal requirement because this administration has been fundamentally avoiding legislation and ruling by presidential dictate instead. It’s probably not legally binding, but so far nobody has been able to force the government to obey the law.
Of course its not legally binding. The decisions of the US gov are completely irrelevant when it comes to german law.
Obviously, but countries require companies doing business with their government or within their borders to follow their laws. In this particular case I don’t think it’s binding even within the US because of how it was demanded.