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Parents of Chloe Moffat want Treasury staff held to account over her death

theguardian.comParents of Chloe Moffat want Treasury staff held to account over her deathExclusive: David and Anne Moffat to meet permanent secretary after coroner found Treasury ‘materially contributed’ to employee taking her own life The parents of a woman who killed herself after facing disciplinary proceedings at the Treasury will call for anyone found to have contributed to their daughter’s death to be held to account. A coroner found in August that the Treasury had “materially contributed” to Chloe Moffat’s death after the 26-year-old personal assistant was called into a surprise disciplinary meeting about anonymous complaints alleging she had disclosed sensitive information at work, which she denied. Continue reading...

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Eric and associates

@ericg78.bsky.social

An utterly digusting HMT process with a terrible outcome. As ever, given the utter fallacy of an employer or it's representatives being on your side, join a union. And having joined, consult your union representative. They are on your side.

pedski.bsky.social

@pedski.bsky.social

Correct…an ambush ‘HR’ meeting is far too common with little/no redress… Asymmetric knowledge around HR is abused too…little support and no appeal (inferred or explicit)… Young, less experienced staff and staff on ‘probation’ particularly vulnerable.

These Times

@thesetimesride.bsky.social

Me too, they have not been held to account. She went into the meeting as though a regular 1:1 but a senior manager was present. It was supposedly informal but they removed her email access and responsibilities which is disciplinary. Clearly, Treasury HR has learnt nothing from this.