The chair of one of Britain’s most influential business groups has temporarily stepped aside amid an investigation into claims she made bullying and racist comments about staff.
Barbara Judge, 71, chair of the Institute of Directors, is facing 41 allegations, which also include sexism, according to the Times.
Judge told the Times on Wednesday night that she had “voluntarily decided to step aside temporarily from my role as chair and contest these allegations and the flawed process conducted so far”.
Source: Theguardian
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