The World Bank unsuccessful to safeguard two young personnel who submitted sexual-harassment allegations in opposition to a veteran, substantial-rating official who is now a presidential prospect in Costa Rica, according to results produced by the bank’s internal labor tribunal.
The World Bank Administrative Tribunal discovered that senior management under bank President David Malpass and his two predecessors did not sufficiently sanction Rodrigo Chaves. He was demoted—but not fired—despite a documented sample of harassment that lasted at minimum 4 a long time and included 6 ladies, according to scenario-relevant documents that were reviewed by The Wall Road Journal.
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