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An Australia Post franchisee has slammed the Prime Minister over his ‘disgraceful’ treatment of its former CEO Christine Holgate
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An Australia Post franchisee has slammed the Prime Minister over his ‘disgraceful’ treatment of its former CEO Christine Holgate
Business by Staff writers 8th Apr 2021 5:23 AM Australia Post's chair has hit back at former CEO Christine Holgate's claims he "unlawfully" stood her down and abandoned her to a "media firestorm", insisting that was "not correct". In a point-by-point riposte to her allegations published online, Lucio Di Bartolomeo said Ms Holgate was not forced out of her job after the Cartier watches scandal but agreed to stand aside pending the outcome of a shareholder investigation. "Ms Holgate claims that she was unlawfully stood down. That...
Business by Staff writers 8th Apr 2021 5:23 AM Australia Post's chair has hit back at former CEO Christine Holgate's claims he "unlawfully" stood her down and abandoned her to a "media firestorm", insisting that was "not correct". In a point-by-point riposte to her allegations published online, Lucio Di Bartolomeo said Ms Holgate was not forced out of her job after the Cartier watches scandal but agreed to stand aside pending the outcome of a shareholder investigation. "Ms Holgate claims that she was unlawfully stood down. That...
Business by Staff writers 8th Apr 2021 5:23 AM Australia Post's chair has hit back at former CEO Christine Holgate's claims he "unlawfully" stood her down and abandoned her to a "media firestorm", insisting that was "not correct". In a point-by-point riposte to her allegations published online, Lucio Di Bartolomeo said Ms Holgate was not forced out of her job after the Cartier watches scandal but agreed to stand aside pending the outcome of a shareholder investigation. "Ms Holgate claims that she was unlawfully stood down. That...
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