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Funny how you failed to mention this bit of the report.
“Intimidating…unreasonably and persistently aggressive…an abuse or misuse of power in a way that undermines or humiliates…punitive…conduct bound to be experienced as humiliating…he must have been aware of this”
Sounds like bullying to me.
Because it is all rather contextualized by the following:
"His conduct was not "abusive" and behaviour was not "intended and specifically targeted",
Usual insults from people on here (ironically in this case, given the topic) but fundementally I think it is the case here that the bar for bullying is set very low here.
Christ..people working in his dept are dealing with trying to help people being shot in the head by the Taliban or having their wife raped before their eyes by Russian soldiers in eastern Ukraine. And they can't handle being crititicised?
I dunno..sets a bit of a precedent this does, and I think a lot of you know that deep down many of us have been bullied and many of us are bullies based on this criteria. I could certainly name a couple of bullies on here based on it and I most definitely could highlight a couple of bosses that have bullied me based on this. 100%
So, "activist civil servants" can now be added to the anti growth coalition . I'll tell you one thing this Government is brilliant at, blaming someone else. They've had a majority of around eighty for four years, had an overall majority between 2015 and 2017 and yet are being foiled at every turn by an alliance of lefty lawyers, lefty civil servants, lefty judges, the BBC, union "barons", NHS staff, marxists, trotskyites, transgender people, gays, black lives matter, migrants, people who believe in global warming and Gary Lineker.
If you scroll down to the Telegraph here (the front pages summary is often useful btw, you can usually read the entire story for free) it talks about one of the two complaints upheld (the rest were dismissed, including all against junior staff) that there was a falling out with the Spanish Ambassador (Hugh Elliot) about Spanish officials in Gibraltar, and he was apparently going against UK positions on it.
How you speak to people does matter, and clearly it wasn't handled right, but I can see why someone would be pretty pissed off in this case.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-65355912