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Victim Support staff say CEO dismissed bullying concerns as culture row deepens

CEO James McCulloch says Victim Support refutes claims of a toxic culture.

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Victim Support staff say CEO dismissed bullying concerns as culture row deepens

CEO James McCulloch says Victim Support refutes claims of a toxic culture.

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Some Victim Support staff 'horrified' by CEO's response to workplace culture concerns

Some staff working at the country's lead agency supporting victims of crime and trauma say they're "horrified" and "bewildered" by the CEO's response to claims of a "toxic" and "bullying" workplace culture.

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venerdì 3 luglio 2026·rnz.co.nz
Some Victim Support staff 'horrified' by CEO's response to workplace culture concerns
Some staff working at the country's lead agency supporting victims of crime and trauma say they're "horrified" and "bewildered" by the CEO's response to claims of a "toxic" and…
sabato 4 luglio 2026·nzherald.co.nz
Victim Support staff say CEO dismissed bullying concerns as culture row deepens
CEO James McCulloch says Victim Support refutes claims of a toxic culture.