Joel Kaplan, vice-president of global public policy at Facebook, appeared last week on camera throughout Kavanaugh’s testimony (pictured) at a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Some Facebook employees were upset to see their head of policy sitting just behind Kavanaugh. Photo: AFP Joel Kaplan, vice-president of global public policy at Facebook, appeared last week on camera throughout Kavanaugh’s testimony (pictured) at a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Some Facebook employees were upset to see their head of policy sitting just behind Kavanaugh. Photo: AFP
Joel Kaplan, vice-president of global public policy at Facebook, appeared last week on camera throughout Kavanaugh’s testimony (pictured) at a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Some Facebook employees were upset to see their head of policy sitting just behind Kavanaugh. Photo: AFP

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Facebook executive admits small misstep in Kavanaugh hearing trip – he should have told his boss

Some Facebook employees were upset to see their head of policy sitting just behind Kavanaugh, and hundreds of staff complained on the company’s internal messaging system

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Updated: 2:44pm, 8 Oct, 2018

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Joel Kaplan, vice-president of global public policy at Facebook, appeared last week on camera throughout Kavanaugh’s testimony (pictured) at a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Some Facebook employees were upset to see their head of policy sitting just behind Kavanaugh. Photo: AFP Joel Kaplan, vice-president of global public policy at Facebook, appeared last week on camera throughout Kavanaugh’s testimony (pictured) at a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Some Facebook employees were upset to see their head of policy sitting just behind Kavanaugh. Photo: AFP
Joel Kaplan, vice-president of global public policy at Facebook, appeared last week on camera throughout Kavanaugh’s testimony (pictured) at a hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Some Facebook employees were upset to see their head of policy sitting just behind Kavanaugh. Photo: AFP
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