The fate of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) has been decided following a vote of confidence from its members.
The decision follows sexual misconduct allegations and suspension of workers, including the sacking of its former Director General, Tony Danker. Allegations include sexual assaults, one at a the CBI work party, and a female worker allegedly being stalked by a male colleague. These claims were amongst over a dozen allegations from women at the lobbying group, where a deeply toxic culture reportedly fuelled this behaviour.
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