So. Farewell then. Dominic Raab. The Justice Secretary might be gone but the debate about office behaviour rumbles on. And, with exquisite timing, Mr S spotted that one government department is doing its own bit for Whitehall workplaces by today publishing details of a £140,000 contract for IT services for a new ‘Bullying harassment and discrimination reporting platform’ for civil servants.
The new service will allow staff to anonymously report incidents and is going to be run by Culture Shift, a company which promises to give ‘organisations the insight they need to monitor and prevent bullying and harassment in educational institutions and workplaces.’ It claims to enable organisations to take a ‘proactive and preventative approach to protecting their culture.’ So where better than the great ministries of SW1?
And it seems that Culture Shift’s Chief Executive Gemma McCall is certainly not a fan of Dominic Raab, from a cursory glance of her Twitter account.
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