素材: 投行事儿哥毕马威新西兰公司有人在办公区饮料中下药。最令人不安的是，抛开那些令人恐惧的药物不谈，这件事很可能发生在毕马威的办公区域。连续两个月，“肮脏胆小的懦夫”在每月的工作活动中给饮料下药。《Stuff》先报道了该事件：毕马威会计师事务所的两名员工疑似成为被下药饮料的受害者，执行主席表示，无论是谁做的，都是“肮脏胆小的懦夫”。《Stuff》获得了一封来自新西兰毕马威执行主席马特·普里查德(Matt Pritchard)的泄露电子邮件，他在邮件开头说“我从来没有想过要写这封邮件”。“令人痛心的是，上周五，在我们每月一次的奥克兰合伙人大会上，我们的一名员工成为了饮料添加的受害者。”谢天谢地，受害者最终安全回家了。在上个月，还有另一起饮料添加事件。尽管《Stuff》的文章没有详细说明。Pritchard在他的电子邮件中说，“虽然事件发生地点不确定，但很可能也在我们的办公区域。”为了应对第一次发生该事故，该公司安排了一名保安，并希望由他和三名合伙人共同监管，不会再出现该事件。不幸的是，事实并非如此。Pritchard在电子邮件中表示：“我们希望这些措施，再加上我们为确保我们是负责任的人而制定的政策，包括确保每次来吧台每人一杯饮料，不允许饮料堆叠，这些措施会有效。不幸的是，这还不够，我们正在审查我们应对该事件的措施。”“我们每个人都需要在工作场所感到安全。”该公司现在将在每月举办活动的地方增加额外的摄像头，并可能完全停止活动。Pritchard写道：“我们感到震惊，毕马威家族的一名成员会对我们家族的其他成员做出如此卑鄙和懦弱的事情。虽然我们目前专注于受影响的团队成员，但我们希望这种情况再次发生的风险降至最低。”。Pritchard说，目前还没有确定肇事者的身份，我们正在进行内部调查，调查重点是受害者，并“找到犯下这一罪行肮脏胆小的懦夫”。已经有人向警方报案，Pritchard敦促任何有周五活动照片或视频的人提交审查。他对《Stuff》表示，“我们把工作场所当作一个家庭。有人对你的工作家庭做出这种行为，我感到非常愤怒、震惊和痛心。”涉嫌在国际会计师事务所奥克兰员工活动中添加饮料原英文报道如下： This post is not a joke about partners slipping Moloko into the Kool-Aid, someone is actually spiking drinks at KPMG New Zealand. The most disturbing part, putting aside the roofies which are plenty disturbing themselves, is that this likely happened on KPMG premises. For two months in a row, “grubby little cowards” have drugged drinks at a monthly work event.Stuff had the story first:Two people at KPMG are suspected to have been victims of drink-spiking at separate work drinks, with the executive chair saying whoever is responsible is a “grubby little coward”.Stuff has obtained a leaked email from Matt Pritchard, Executive Chair of KPMG in New Zealand, who begins by saying “this email is not something I ever expected to have to write”.“Distressingly, last Friday at our monthly Auckland Partners’ shout, one of our people was a victim of drink-spiking.”Thankfully that victim made it home safely.At last month’s shout there was another drink-spiking incident though the Stuff piece doesn’t get into the specifics. Said Pritchard in his email, “While the location of the incident was not certain, it was likely to have also been at our premises.” The firm installed a security guard in response to the first incident in August and hoped between that and three supervising partners, there wouldn’t be a problem the next time around. Unfortunately that wasn’t the case.“We expected these measures, combined with the policies we have in place to ensure we’re responsible hosts, including ensuring one drink per person per bar visit – with no drink stacking, would be effective. Unfortunately, this wasn’t enough, and we are reviewing our approach to these events,” Pritchard’s email said.“Each and every one of us needs to feel safe in our workplace.”The firm is now going to add extra cameras to the space where these monthly events take place and may discontinue the event completely.“It is shocking to us a member of the KPMG family would do something so despicable and cowardly to another member of our family and, while we are currently focused on our affected team members, we want to minimise the risk of this ever happening again,” Pritchard wrote.The person or persons responsible have not been identified, Pritchard said, and there was now an internal investigation with the priority being the victims and “finding the grubby little cowards who has done this”.It’s been reported to police and Pritchard urged anyone with photo or video from Friday’s event to submit it for review. “I hope they are found and prosecuted,” he said to Stuff. “I’m a parent of five young children, and we treat our workplace like a family, I’m very angry, shocked and distressed someone would behave this way to your work family. It’s unthinkable.”Drink-spiking suspected at international accounting firm’s Auckland staff events [Stuff]
