Several ministers in Rishi Sunak's government have 'behaved inappropriately', union boss claims 🔴 It comes as Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab faces allegations of bullying by staff
Mr Penman added: “There are concerns raised about a number of ministers, that is essentially a constant in Government.
“It’s not just about this Government. It’s every Government. You know, there are dozens of ministers and stressful situations. “And so at any point in time, you’re inevitably going to have a situation where there are concerns raised about the conduct of ministers. That’s why what you’re seeing isn’t just about Dominic Raab.”On Monday night, Mr Penman wrote to the Prime Minister warning him that officials had “little confidence” in the existing ministerial complaints process and called for “urgent reform”.
the Justice Secretary, has been accused of a string of allegations that he bullied civil servants, including losing his temper and throwing food across the room.A spokesman for Mr Raab said: “Dominic has high standards, works hard, and expects a lot from his team as well as himself. “He has worked well with officials to drive the Government’s agenda across Whitehall in multiple government departments and always acts with the utmost professionalism.”
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