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Fortescue senior executive sacked after sexual harassment probe
A senior Fortescue executive has been sacked for alleged (Supplied: Fortescue Metals Group)
A senior executive at Andrew Forrest's Fortescue Metals Group has been sacked following an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and bullying at the iron ore miner.
The executive, who was not named by Fortescue in its short statement about the matter, "breached Fortescue’s policies, as well as our values", it said.
Fortescue had engaged law firm MinterEllison to examine a series of allegations about the employee's conduct.
"Sexual harassment, bullying, and other behaviour that makes people feel unsafe has no place at Fortescue," the company said.
Fortescue fires top executive after harassment, bullying investigation
Fortescue has sacked one of its senior executives after an independent investigation into accusations of sexual harassment and bullying found the individual’s actions were in breach of the company’s policies and values.
The sacking of the executive, who The Australian Financial Review has chosen not to name for legal reasons, came after a months-long investigation by law firm MinterEllison.
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