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Sydney Schock denied wrongdoing in his role as the economic assistance manager.

County staff accused leaders of contributing to a backlog of child protection cases, with several employees comparing the work environment to “a cycle of domestic violence” or a “bad marriage,” according to an investigation report.

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Some child protection employees described the work environment as a “cycle of domestic violence” or “bad marriage,” a report detailing the investigation said.

Employees described working at child protection services as “cycle of domestic violence” or “bad marriage," investigation said.

A select rundown of stories found on InForum.

Economic Assistance Manager Sidney Schock was placed on paid administrative leave Tuesday after a complaint was filed that alleged bullying, harassment, discrimination and intimidation.

A new human services director is slated to take over the department just days after county announced it would investigate three supervisors who came under scrutiny before.