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The real reason Boe Pahari still has support at AMP – Sydney Morning Herald
Shareholders will be delivering a verdict on Pahari’s conduct and the board’s judgment.
It certainly goes some way to explaining AMP’s reluctance to call for Pahari’s resignation even despite him having paid a penalty of half a million dollars after the harassment claim was settled.
But the strategy of downplaying or potentially misleading investors on the seriousness of the sexual harassment allegations in order to keep then promote Pahari has backfired.
In doing so the issue is no longer just about Pahari or his alleged victim Julia Szlakowski. It has become a referendum on the…
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