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CBI director-general Tony Danker has been sacked with immediate effect following an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment at the employers’ organisation.
He will be replaced by Rain Newton-Smith, the UK lobby group’s former chief economist.
Three other CBI employees have been suspended pending further investigation into several allegations.
The CBI said the allegations in recent weeks had been “devastating” for the organisation and that Danker’s conduct had fallen “short of that expected of the director-general”.
The report that led to Danker’s sacking has not been published.
A former female CBI staffer welcomed the appointment of the new director-general, while another former employee was less convinced.
Newton-Smith said in a statement that it was a “huge privilege” to be asked to return to the CBI.
She takes over the CBI following weeks of bruising allegations about a culture of sexual harassment at the CBI.
Danker stepped aside voluntarily last month following the original complaint against him.
The CBI pledged to hold a “root-and-branch” review of its organisational culture and the system for employees to make complaints.