Interim CEO of San Diego Workforce Partnership resigns
Leadership at San Diego Workforce Partnership has been shaken up amid a pending civil lawsuit that names the previous CEO and the nonprofit.
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Leadership at San Diego Workforce Partnership has been shaken up amid a pending civil lawsuit that names the previous CEO and the nonprofit.
Callstrom's contract was not renewed amid a lawsuit against the CEO and nonprofit that alleges discrimination and harassment.
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Callstrom has been on leave since November, when a group of employees accused him of pervasive racist and sexist employment practices. The partially taxpayer-funded nonprofit will not renew his employment contract.
A former employee at San Diego Workforce Partnership, a nonprofit that provides career services, sued the organization and CEO, Peter Callstrom. The complaint was filed in December and alleges harassment and micromanagement targeted at certain employees.