Sentences with phrase «over bullying allegations»

Commons Speaker could face no confidence motion over bullying allegations, which may win support of some Labour MPs

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The competition regulator has vowed to push ahead with its twin investigations into the power of the supermarket chains over allegations of bullying suppliers and the misuse of petrol shopper dockets, despite the release on Monday of a draft voluntary code of conduct agreed to by the retailers and the nation's grocery and food suppliers.

Judge Alan Simon, who presided over the Spring Valley Village Court and the Ramapo Town Court in Rockland County, was found by a judicial oversight commission to have a history of bullying and verbally abusing court staffers, and has been suspended with pay pending a review of the allegations against him.

The Conservatives have failed to hand over a report on allegations of bullying within the party to police despite repeated requests from detectives, it has emerged.

While the bullying allegations could change opinions, they only emerged on Thursday evening when most MPs were at their constituencies, meaning no opinion has formed over what should happen next.

Party facing questions over its investigation of former aide at centre of allegations of attempted blackmail, bullying and sexual harassment

International Development Minister Grant Shapps is reportedly to resign from his post following complaints over his handling of allegations of bullying within the Conservative Party's youth wing.

Embattled Mr Bercow's behaviour sparked fury amongst MPs from across the political divide and deepened already deafening calls for him to resign over a series of bullying allegations.

The funds were threaten when the trust had to suspend its executive headteacher over allegations from staff, including over bullying and HR procedures.

In the case of the recent blow - up on Goodreads over allegations of targeted bullying, this kind of viral rage can also result in a backlash of support for the author.

That said, both Smith and Moorhead are impressed by chief exec Des Hudson who arrived at Chancery Lane in 2006 to knock some shape into what was seen to be an organisation lurching from crisis to crisis — for example, a bruising encounter with the then Lord Irvine over its campaign against the Access to Justice Bill («irresponsible scaremongering») and the bitter recriminations following the departure of Kamlesh Bahl, the first Asian woman to become vice-president, who resigned following bullying allegations.