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Punting men behaving badly: Cleanaway’s board struggle – The Australian Financial Review
The last 12 months have provided a deluge of case studies about best and worst practice in how to handle executives that aren’t up to scratch.
That reputation became very public last September, when The Australian Financial Review reported a series of formal whistleblower complaints against Mr Bansal that took the unsuspecting board by surprise.
The situation proved so difficult that chairman Mark Chellews board of Cleanaway did not hesitate this week to accept the Mr Bansals resignation, a change move announced to the sharemarket on Thursday.
Late last year, several Cleanaway board directors were of the opinion that if they had their…
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