Coroner links Treasury to personal assistant’s death
A coroner has found that the Treasury's handling of disciplinary proceedings contributed to the suicide of Chloe Moffat, a personal assistant at the Treasury. The coroner concluded that flawed informal procedures and a lack of safeguards during her investigation left her distressed and convinced she would lose her job, which she subsequently took her own life. The inquest highlighted concerns about inadequate employment protections during workplace investigations within the civil service.
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