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Ellen DeGeneres' staff have claimed the 'toxic' show 'turns a blind eye' to sexual harassment. Former employees allege senior producers engaged in sexual misconduct and that executive producer Ed Glavin was known for being 'handsy with women'.

It was an elaborate Buzzfeed piece which navigated the workplace misconduct that allegedly took place on The Ellen Show. One current and 10 former employees spoke anonymously about the toxic work culture on the popular talk show with accusations of racism, intimidation and unjust termination being the key points.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterFollowing the launch of an investigation into the workplace culture at her daytime talk show, Ellen DeGeneres has personally addressed her staff and apologized for numerous, unspecified transgressions on set.DeGeneres acknowledged a culture that did not reflect the values with which she started the 17-year franchise, and pledged to do better. In addition, insiders familiar with the series said executive producer Ed Glavin is set to exit his role imminently.“On day one of our show, I told everyone in our first meeting that ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’ would be a place of happiness – no one would ever raise their voice, and everyone would be treated with respect.

, Niel told radio station about his experience with Ellen's producers in 2013, saying that the staff "walked on eggshells" around her. Neil said he didn't know if these rules came from Ellen herself "because I never got to talk to her," adding "I have no idea whether she's a nice person or not, I wouldn't have a clue.

Variety reported a WarnerMedia employee relations group and third party firm will interview past and present staff about their experiences on set.Ellen herself hasn’t been accused of any wrongdoing but three executive producers have been accused of bullying and countless other issues brought to light.Variety claims that the memo sent to all staff alerting them to the investigation and upcoming interviews cited recent articles about allegations of mistreatment, racism and intimidation of the crew on the show as the trigger for the investigation.Three executive producers, Ed Glavin, Mary Connelly and Andy Lassner, have been accused of ‘bullying’ by one current and 10 former employees.One former employee came forward and alleges they were

Ellen DeGeneres isn’t loving the slew of accusations that have been coming out about her daytime talk show — but her employees sure are!

producers are speaking out after former employees claimed the show had a «toxic work environment.» In a statement given to ET on Friday, Mary Connelly, Ed Glavin and Andy Lassner, executive producers of Ellen DeGeneres' daytime talk show, expressed their regret over the former employees' experience on the set.«Over the course of nearly two decades, 3,000 episodes, and employing over 1000 staff members, we have strived to create an open, safe, and inclusive work environment. We are truly heartbroken and sorry to learn that even one person in our production family has had a negative experience,» Connelly, Glavin and Lassner said in the joint statement.

Major problems continue for Ellen DeGeneres and her hit daytime talk show…

The Ellen DeGeneres Show claimed in a new report that they faced racism, fear and intimidation while working behind-the-scenes on the Emmy-winning series.“That ‘be kind’ bulls–t only happens when the cameras are on. It’s all for show,” one former staffer alleged to BuzzFeed News in a story published on Thursday, July 16.

Ellen DeGeneres bosses have released a statement after Buzzfeed News published a story claiming there was a “toxic” work environment on the show.

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