Women in NHS ambulance service 'hounded for sexual favours' Report finds South East Coast ambulance trust has highly sexualised behaviour ‘embedded’ at management level
Female NHS ambulance staff say they have been hounded for sexual favours in return for promotion.
The allegations, which include “highly sexualised gazing” in front of patients and “sexual predators” who “groomed students” for sex, emerged in a report which revealed widespread bullying at South East Coast ambulance service NHS foundation trust (Secamb). Continue reading... The Guardian
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Female NHS ambulance staff say they have been hounded for sexual favours in return for promotion.
The allegations, which include “highly sexualised gazing” in front of patients and “sexual predators” who “groomed students” for sex, emerged in a report which revealed widespread bullying at South East Coast ambulance service NHS foundation trust (Secamb). Continue reading... The Guardian
See also:
- South East Coast Ambulance Service report shows bullying culture BBC News
- Sex favours for promotion at scandal-hit ambulance trust The Daily Mail
- Female NHS staff 'groped and groomed' by bosses in return for promotions, damning report reveals The Independent
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